Sentence examples for devolved in a from inspiring English sources

As his death approached, the media spectacle devolved in a manner that Mikal Gilmore found agonizing.

It's a sign of the times that the biggest tax change announced by George Osborne relates to a tax that will be devolved in a few years.

What was until recently a difference in ideology has devolved, in a little over a decade, into a difference in intellect.

"We've always had the idea that if the rest of the culture was going to decline and devolve in a lowest-common-denominator thing, we were trying to be the highest common denominator," Mr. Babcock said.

Ramirez's account in the New Yorker was widely viewed inside the White House as flimsy, and the sudden emergence of Avenatti further galvanized supporters of Kavanaugh, who claimed a partisan character assault was underway and crowed it was devolving in a circuslike sideshow.

"[W]e're devolving in a good way, power from the federal government back to the people, back from the centralized MSM [mainstream media] to the people, just like Trump said in his speech," Jones declared.

The film construction has the appearance of snippets taken from lost films of the 1940s; it uses surreal vignettes of nude men and women, stop-motion animated mannequin torsos, flickering film projections and dim light bulbs to create what devolves in a sense of nightmares, giving a result that feels more like an art installation than the expected film.

Speaking of half-mad, speaking of snatching defeat -- the Clinton surrogacy of Geraldine Ferraro devolved in to an angry whine on the Today Show this morning.

Business rates were devolved in 2015 and a Welsh Government spokeswoman added they had already made a number of short-term changes to develop a Welsh-specific system.

On January 4th, the CPA conceded that the Kurds would continue to enjoy their autonomy in their northern self-rule zone even after power is devolved in July to a sovereign Iraqi government.

Thrillers and spy tales have devolved in movies to a hash of slice'n'dice editing, prefabricated plots and outlandish action and gunplay that makes all espionage into James Bond or, worse, a video game.