Sentence examples for life evolving from inspiring English sources

If the planet has lakes or oceans, it would increase the chances of life evolving there.

With the death penalty of his diagnosis looming, Walt wakes from the slumber of an unfulfilling life, evolving from feckless drudge to reluctant part-time criminal, then gradually to something worse.

Copeland, it seems, lived a full life, evolving from a teen-ager who sold his car to open a doughnut shop (which later, of course, became a chicken joint) to a multi-millionaire jet-setter who raced fifty-foot power boats.

J. Bodensieck (Minneapolis, MN: Augsburg Publishing House, 1965): "In whatever way the process may be ultimately explained, it has come about that an idea which has been most thoroughly explored in the field of biology (lower forms of life evolving into higher) has by means of organismic analogy found universal application.

If these enigmatic organisms left no descendants, their strange forms might be seen as a "failed experiment" in multicellular life, with later multicellular life evolving independently from unrelated single-celled organisms.

It is also argued that there is insufficient evidence to make statements about the plausibility or implausibility of abiogenesis, that certain structures demonstrate poor design, and that the implausibility of life evolving exactly as it did is no more evidence for an intelligence than the implausibility of a deck of cards being shuffled and dealt in a certain random order.

And if there are, has life evolved on those planets?

How did that life evolve in the midterms?

This is not surprising given that life evolved amid high radiation and other threats to DNA.

Nature produces monsters, and life evolves into corrupted versions of itself.

His life evolved dramatically from the secular days of his youth in France, where he listened to Bob Marley and Sting.