Sentence examples for public evolution from inspiring English sources

Here, in a nutshell, is the public evolution of this word.

Much like the changes we have seen in the views of elected leaders the very public evolution on the issue professed by Barack Obama, for example the answer is, probably a little bit of both.

Much like the changes we have seen in the views of elected leaders — the very public evolution on the issue professed by Barack Obama, for example — the answer is, probably a little bit of both.

And as his aspiration of putting aside petty politics has met the necessity of winning legislative votes — no more than two or three Senate Republicans are expected to support him, which is two or three more than did so in the House — he has gone through a public evolution that has left him showing sharper edges when it comes to the ways of Washington.

Therefore, when investigating public evolution acceptance, there is a need to test for possible relationships to societal levels of religious commitment.

Her career in art and fashion has been the public evolution of an artist who fearlessly explores what it means to be creative, honest, and authentic.

"We have definitely a lot more creation public than evolution public," said Lisa Buzzelli, who directs the Charleston Imax Theater in South Carolina, a commercial theater next to the Charleston Aquarium.

He is citing a poll that shows that a quarter of the British public rejects evolution outright.

But in the public arena, evolution is still an issue that keeps scientists and theologians apart, and creates undeniable tensions.

Whenever controversies arise that pit scientists against segments of the U.S. public -- the evolution debate, say, or the fight over vaccination -- a predictable dance seems to unfold.

Natural history museums, for example, function in part to teach the public about evolution (Diamond and Evans 2007).