Sentence examples for lennox from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Surname habitational
Although these did not count for his critics as empirical evidence for his claims, it has been argued that these assisted Darwin in satisfying certain criteria of adequacy as set forth by John Herschel in his methodological canons (Lennox 2005).
At the beginnings of the early modern period, William Harvey adopted an Aristotelian stance in the context of both physiology and development (Lennox 2006).
Robert Boyle defended teleological explanations in anatomy and physiology (specifically, the integrated relations among the parts and whole of an organism) by laying out how they were compatible with and supported by mechanistic explanations (Lennox 1983).
The parallels of art and nature, the intentionality implied in the term "selection," the notion of "perfect" adaptation, and the substantive conception of "nature" as an agency working toward certain ends, all render Darwin's views on teleological purpose more complex than they are typically interpreted from the standpoint of contemporary Neo-selectionist theory (Lennox 1993).
Indeed, Aristotle's biology and the philosophy he developed from it was sophisticated and enduring (Lennox 2001).
Fresh from being pretty much the best thing at the Grammys – which with its Annie Lennox performance actually out Brits'd the Brits – Sheeran plays his new Rudimental collabo for his homecoming.
But nearby Lennox Head and other surf spots towards Coffs Harbour have benefitted from the overflow and attract travellers wanting to escape the busy town.
Should Mr Tyson dispose of his opponent, Lou Savarese, an undistinguished Italian-American, Mr Warren is promising to try to match Mr Tyson against Lennox Lewis, the British world heavyweight champion, in Glasgow.
In Trinidad, they include Yasin Abu Bakr, a former policeman once known as Lennox Phillip, who leads a group called the Jamaat al Muslimeen.
Take CI Host, a web-hosting site, which bought advertising space on Evander Holyfield's trunks during a boxing prizefight against Lennox Lewis.
Another British boxer, Lennox Lewis, joins Mr Hamed on the list but thanks only to his bouts in America.Whether these sporting plutocrats are worth their money is a question more of morality than economics.
