Sentence examples for pinnacle of evolutionary from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Heston was ready to stand up to Maurice Evans's holier-than-thou orangutan, Dr. Zaius, "the defender of the faith" and keeper of the terrible dark secret that eventually shocked all of us: that the planet of the apes was none other than our own Earth in the distant future, after a nuclear war had toppled us from the pinnacle of evolutionary development.

Such tendencies may be mired in human bias, by a deep-seated need to view humans as special, as a pinnacle of evolutionary progress (Gould 1989).

That pinnacle of evolutionary development, the throbbing tangle of genius housed in your skull, the 3-pound welter of neurons that gave the world poetry, quantum physics and HuffPost -- the thing without which you cannot live -- is trying to kill you.

It goes: we humans are at the pinnacle of the evolutionary tree, and as you get up that tree, brain size must get bigger.

They should consider the common preconceptions visitors often bring, many of them as a direct result of more than a 100 years of visual culture which has reinforced the notion that evolution is oriented from simple toward complex organisms communicating the idea of a single ladder of life amidst the extraordinary diversity of organisms and that humans are at the pinnacle of the evolutionary story.

The species in the frontline is bluefin tuna, the pinnacle of the evolutionary chain for fish.

As a consequence, for much of the 20th century, historians regarded these sites as the evolutionary pinnacle of scientific military architecture.

"The Structure of Evolutionary Theory," of course.

We are out of evolutionary synch.

It's a sort of evolutionary politics.

Peirce speaks of evolutionary love.