Sentence examples for societies evolving from inspiring English sources

Evolution isn't going anywhere in particular, and all talk of societies evolving towards some common end-point - whether capitalism, communism or anything else - involves a basic misunderstanding of Darwinian evolution.

In any case, societies evolve.

That complex societies evolve step by step from simple ones.

In short, human societies evolved, by means of an increasing division of labour, into complex civilizations.

Early societies evolved several means to relieve the monotony of one person's singing.

Modernisation theory, inspired by Max Weber, famously claimed that as societies evolve, religious belief is replaced by scientific rationality.

For the past 46 years, biologists have used Dr. Hamilton's theory to make sense of how animal societies evolve.

MacIver upheld the idea that societies evolve from highly communal states to ones in which individual functions and group affiliations are extremely specialized.

Already the new discoveries have caused archaeologists to adjust their thinking about how societies evolved and to realize how assumptions arose from concepts developed for the Near East, where most archaeological work has been done.

But the idea that societies evolve didn't disappear.

In these animals, it seems that complex societies evolved in steps.