Sentence examples for simpler creatures from inspiring English sources

But in humans, more so than in simpler creatures, this is turning out not to be the case.

Moreover, the new genome papers show that the complexity of the human body results not so much from having more genes than simpler creatures, but from having many more proteins.

Of course, such a case requires decisions to be made about the attribution of beliefs and desires (or belief- and desire-like states) to much simpler creatures.

Even though corals are relatively simple creatures, or perhaps because they are simple creatures, they are very sensitive to changes in their surroundings.

I've learnt that men are really quite simple creatures and fairly easy to please.

We are not simple creatures, we human beings, and we know it; yet we still insist on imposing simple explanations upon our emotional conduct.

Simultaneously animal, vegetable and mineral, corals are colonies of simple creatures called polyps, housed in the distinctive calcium-carbonate sculptures that form coral reefs.

Without this innovation, which happened about 2 billion years ago, life on Earth would consist only of bacteria and a group of similarly simple creatures called archaea.

In particular, non-monogamy is stereotyped as a bad deal for women and girls, all of whom actually just want a white wedding, because we women are all the same, simple creatures with simple desires.

The joy of reading about the meals of others shows that, in many ways, we are simple creatures: by merely looking upon someone else eating we can feel better fed.

It's demeaning to the men, too: to assume that they're simple creatures who only respond to naked female flesh is offensive to any half-sentient bloke who also happens to like technology.