Examples of using We have evolved in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Sugary foods are excellent sources of energy, so we have evolved to find sweet foods particularly pleasurable.
There must be several reasons why we have evolved to understand art.
We have evolved the way our platform matches influencers to you.
It may be that we have evolved in accordance with the beautiful Darwinian principles to see perfection in absolute truth.
Food, water, bonding and sex are the basic rewards we have evolved to seek in order to survive.
eat cooked foods and have a more effective digestive system, so we have evolved smaller jaws and teeth.
We have evolved as a human race for millions of years under the warmth
We have evolved to live in a group to spread positive actions and to seek the approval of others.”.
Some photographs can be used to show how we have evolved as human beings while others remind us the moments we would not want to recall.
But we find real matter comforting only because we have evolved to survive in Middle World, where matter is a useful fiction.
We have evolved two ways of thinking, speaking, and acquiring knowledge,
If we have evolved in this way, then it is hardly surprising that making a dishonest decision may go against our very nature.
This is how we have evolved until now, and this is what we are leaving behind.
The environment our customers operate in has fundamentally changed, and we have evolved our business model to suit,” says Tim Baker.
I think we have evolved four very broad personality types associated with the ratios of these four chemicals in the brain.
Richard Dawkins:"We have evolved around courtship and sex,
Whilst we have evolved as an education provider, we have retained our traditional values
And now we have evolved to the point where we can't survive without clothing.
We have evolved; but it seems to me that our ideas of gender had not evolved. .
We have evolved to attach an emotional significance'to what is nothing more than a survival strategy of the pack animal.