Sentence examples for an evolving ideology from inspiring English sources

Could rigorous questioning penetrate that crust or predict an evolving ideology?

"He has the same set of must-solve-problem approaches to policy and politics as newspaper editorial boards tend to — he kind of careens from crisis to crisis saying 'we've got to Do Something,' with a capital D and a capital S," said Matt Welch, the editor in chief of Reason magazine, who traced Mr. McCain's evolving ideology in his book "McCain: The Myth of a Maverick" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007).

In the show's evolving ideology, endangered careers can find rebirth, but imperiled marriages have a more difficult time steadying themselves.

It is an evolving battle.

"It's an evolving form".

"There's an evolving picture.

It's an evolving story".

This is an evolving area.

It is an evolving compromise.

This will be an evolving process.

"We are in an evolving situation".