Sentence examples for always evolution from inspiring English sources

The main theme - which he pursues through hens' teeth, horses' toes, zebras' stripes, male fish that attach themselves permanently to their females and degenerate into living penises, and a multitude of other curiosities - is always evolution.

One of my things with cooking — whether at home or in the industry — is there's always evolution and change.

However, as always, evolution found a smarter way.

When asked if she had always accepted evolution, she said she had "never really rejected evolution," and added that "the evidence would have been enough to convince me anyway".

"They are very adaptable, always in evolution".

This is problematic: diversification has not always meant evolution as we think of it today.

The Hermés style is always an evolution — this year with "a breeze of sport and a tonic of color," as the designer Véronique Nichanian put it backstage.

Other sports (and the news media that cover them) have always embraced evolution, capitalizing on gradual appreciation of fans for end-zone dances and monster dunks, and hailing contemporary players like Michael Jordan and Joe Montana as the best of all time.

"Richard III," "As You Like It" and the always timely evolution versus creationism drama "Inherit the Wind" will run in repertory in this annual outdoor Shakespeare festival (June 3-Sept. 30) at the Lowell Davies Festival Theater.

It has been a slow and not always steady evolution for Parker, who was good enough in his second season to start for a team that won a title, but not good enough to keep them from doggedly chasing Jason Kidd as a free agent that summer.

Bill claimed to have always accepted evolution, but, he explained, "it was mostly because I was an atheist.