Sentence examples for progress and evolution from inspiring English sources
One person's social progress and evolution is another's moral and ethical catastrophe.
So the resurrection of genres in installations is a way of leapfrogging backward over the 19th-century obsession with linear progress and evolution.
Michael Rosen, the former children's laureate, who has written a book about the history of letters pronounced himself for progress and evolution.
Most scientists who have written a journal article have had to write history – we know it as a literature review, but essentially it's a kind of history writing, linking events to one another, trying to trace the progress and evolution of an idea over time.
This brief overview of the progress and evolution of philosophies of obturator framework designs was accomplished by hand, as well as via Medline.
In the case of progress and evolution, these might involve the examples cited above of how amphibians and reptiles benefit from an incompletely divided heart, or the fact that skulls and spines have become simpler rather than progressively more complex.
In particular, an extended satire on the possibilities of progress and human evolution that was published in the political journal The Anti-Jacobin prompted Darwin to delay and revise what became "The Temple of Nature".
Those are lofty principles, to be sure, but ones that are essential to progress and cultural evolution.
When inequality is rooted in wars, discrimination, violence, perceptions and attitudes based on fear, the society does not progress and the evolution process of the human being gets stuck.
He joined the Indian movement for independence from British rule, for a while became one of its influential leaders and then became a spiritual reformer, introducing his visions on human progress and spiritual evolution.
On the topic of progress and directionality in evolution, as with any discussion in science, it is always reasonable to ask students to examine their basic scientific comprehension without undermining or even poking into their personal beliefs.
