Sentence examples for evolutionary narrative from inspiring English sources
Religious casts are aestheticized and then shoehorned into an evolutionary narrative.
Although Richard Dawkins takes great pains to reverse the evolutionary narrative in The Ancestor's Tale, this is true of all the final six on the Aventis shortlist.
The illusion that the historian's seamless evolutionary narrative is a direct reflection of reality was broken as scenes were shot out of chronological order.
Clearly, this evolutionary narrative could fit into a theology with some classic elements: a divinely imparted purpose that involves a struggle toward the good, a struggle that even leads to a kind of climax of history.
Natural history museums typically treated non-Western cultures as if they were subsidiary branches in an evolutionary narrative; deemed closer to nature, these cultures were treated as part of natural history rather than as part of history.
It's an entertaining tale of Hollywood paranoia and the career neurosis of a screenwriter, with Kaufman not floating face down in the pool, but raging and staggering round, whingeing and whimpering, avoiding his agent's calls, beating his head against the wall, obsessed with the challenge of writing a film about flowers and conveying their vast evolutionary narrative.
Paleofantasies are stories about human behaviour that are constructed upon evolutionary narratives based on limited fossil evidence.
Nevertheless, attempts to build evolutionary narratives of animal evolution based on recent molecular clock studies appear to be premature.
Thus, attempts to build evolutionary narratives of early animal evolution based on molecular clock timescales appear to be premature.
The current paper illustrates that having the right intentions does not suffice to produce unbiased evolutionary narratives.
One might have thought that with the acceptance of Darwinian evolution and cladistic methodology, anthropocentricism was finally banned from evolutionary narratives, at least in scientific publications.
