Sentence examples for less evolved than from inspiring English sources

Almost a year ago, Rosen had what a creature less evolved than Oprah might call an "Oh, shit!" moment: she discovered that she had lost her life's savings to Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

However diverse, some local chapters still seem a bit less evolved than others; "A real man pleaser!" is how marinated pork chops are described in "To Market, To Market," the cookbook from Owensboro, Ky.

At the Cheltenham literary festival, Amis treated his audience to a discussion on the relative value of Muslim and western states, the former being, in his estimation, less evolved than the latter.

However, there is a tendency to interpret that there are lineages "more" or "less" evolved than others.

That's unlikely, since their enterprise risk management programs are even less evolved than those of the banks.

In the context of chemical evolution, these galaxies are less evolved than spirals, as indicated by the high gas content and low abundances of heavy elements.

Consequently, genetically less evolved tumors may appear chronologically later than genetically related but more evolved tumors.

But as Huxley pointed out more than a century ago, "the immoral sentiments have been no less evolved.

Racism, stemming from the evolutionary idea that man came from something less than human; that some people groups are "more evolved" and others "less evolved".

And it certainly isn't positioning monogamous people as more blindly traditional or less emotionally evolved than you.

At the London preview I saw, this latter aspect led to a leading media liberal asking loudly in the foyer afterwards: "Why has nobody said that this is racist?" Talking to the two leads in Gertner's dressing room, I suggested that such reactions might be a problem in London because Britain is less racially evolved than America.