Sentence examples for century's evolution from inspiring English sources

She received the fruit of half a century's evolution since Peter the Great's reforms.

And it is not difficult to trace the influence of these two men without qualities on the work of Joyce and Musil and Beckett, and on the 20th century's evolution of the antihero.

This half-century's evolution coincides with Judge Cudahy's career.

This decision represents the denouement of a half-century's evolution in the economic and legal thinking about antitrust laws.

A Coney Island, N.Y., institution since 1916, Nathan's Famous reflects a century's worth of evolution in American culture.

The 129 guitars in the exhibition "Dangerous Curves: The Art of the Guitar," which runs until Feb. 25 at the Museum of Fine Arts here, reflect four centuries of the instrument's evolution, from a handmade ornament built with an actual tortoise shell for a body, to a 1954 Fender Stratocaster styled like a car, to Ken Butler's 1999 Arte Povera coat hanger electric guitar.

Larry Norman revisits a 17th-century intellectual rift over art's evolution toward a more perfect state.

Indeed, the president's family tree mirrors Wall Street's evolution over the past century.

It focuses on several issues: the changing nature of international power during the past century; the evolution of Moscow's foreign relations; the domestic political and economic processes through which the Stalinist garrison state generated international power; and the system's vulnerabilities under conditions of incipient globalization.

The eighteenth century embraced the idea of progress; the nineteenth century had evolution; the twentieth century had growth and then innovation.

Over the last century, the evolution of the camera has been truly remarkable.