Sentence examples for Evolving forms from inspiring English sources
Would the newly evolving forms of targeted medicine, like the one I'm being given in this trial, be as powerful?
When performed on Monday night, nonetheless, "Symbiosis" seemed still another sculptural duet in Pilobolus style, in which close body contact is the springboard for evolving forms and images.
In James M. Cain's era, faith in the human capacity for back-stabbing was the genre's mainstay, but contemporary life has paved the way for newly evolving forms of dishonesty.
But as a fearless autodidact, he knows an enormous amount about the social and architectural contexts of music, about how a recording studio and evolving forms of home-studio recording function, about distribution and marketing, and record-company contracts.
Resilience within the socio-ecological system is enhanced as the cooperative exploits evolving forms of collaboration, market niches, and private and public governance relationships to respond implicitly and explicitly to agro-ecological, economic and political risks.
Duberman, who tracks the evolving forms of Kirstein's ideal in his long but engrossing book, reports on Kirstein's self-styled "revelation" about the practical uses of such exotic rituals: they had been designed, he informed a friend, to ward off despair, or, more specifically, "to hold hell off at arm's length with beautiful manners and a sense of personal well being".
As an evolving form, however, it demonstrates greater resilience.
The evolving form knits together education, entertainment (think gaming) and social networking.
Realness's definitional axiom, "real recognize real," has always been intentionally flexible, because hip-hop is a quickly evolving form.
But this double bill was still a staggering, absorbing spectacle – proof that jazz is still very much a living, breathing, evolving form.
Mr. Wheeldon, 36, is one of the most important choreographers in the world, and one of the few considered to have the potential to keep classical dance a vibrant, evolving form.
