Sentence examples for a kind of evolving from inspiring English sources
They are buffeted in and out of the language by a kind of evolving consensus.
Dylan's earliest songs borrowed chords and lyrics from traditional folk songs; he has lifted lines and licks from the blues; he has repurposed and reassembled the Bible, press clippings, English poetry, the American songbook, and a half century of cultural comings and goings to create a kind of ongoing, evolving musical collage.
If you stay in this industry a while, you see that gamers are always kind of evolving their behavior.
Eric Avar, the creative director of Nike, described a fishing trip on which he accompanied Bryant a few years ago, and which "kind of evolved into a 'Stand by Me' moment".
"If Paul is some kind of evolved version of a human, it's a little depressing that he's so ordinary.
He's kind of evolved as a golfer from scratch".
"Then it kind of evolved to where we wanted to make a mark and put Connecticut on the national festival scene".
Over the years he kind of evolved and, not changed, but his music softened a bit.
I kind of evolved as the year went on but there is still a lot I need to work on".
The rest kind of evolved from there.
"It just kind of evolved".
