Sentence examples for have ever evolved from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most thought-provoking aspect of The Folly of Fools is Trivers visiting, and revisiting of the (seemingly) incompatible notions that: (1) of the most complex creatures that have ever evolved, we have a sensory system that provides us with an incredibly rich image of the world around us; yet (2) our brains swiftly bend, distort, or ignore this information.

Trees are effectively the greatest carbon dioxide warehouses to have ever evolved on Earth.

In fact, trees are effectively the greatest CO2 warehouses to have ever evolved on Earth.

Instead of absorbing CO2 and storing it in wood, the finest CO2 warehouses to have ever evolved are decaying en masses bleeding gigatons of heat-trapping CO2 into the ever-rising atmospheric pool.

Sauropod dinosaurs include the largest terrestrial animals to have ever evolved, and mass properties are regarded as a crucial component of their functional, behavioural and evolutionary dynamics [ 1].

We also included members of Mysticeti (baleen whales) and Physeteridae (giant sperm whale) that represent taxa with the largest absolute brain sizes that have ever evolved [ 4, 9, 10].

Second, they would certainly provide an ideal habitat for living things if such creatures had ever evolved.

That is, whilst they do not dispute the existence of things that are red, green, blue, etc., they think that if no sentient creatures had ever evolved, then nothing would have been coloured.

My point is that after a certain age, after women figure out that studio apartments are too small, one shouldn't wear jeans EVERY day, and the last shithead you dated will be the last shithead you have ever dated, they EVOLVE.

This band has an ever evolving sound and are destined to reach the ranks of their producer Stephen Street's past acts such as Blur and The Smiths.

Instead of confining West to our limited partisan and political talking points, we ought to see him as a finicky artist who has an ever evolving worldview and sharing that worldview on a whim is a crucial part of his artistic practice.