Sentence examples for devolved my from inspiring English sources

As the discussion in class devolved, my friends and I sat stunned.

The Dalai Lama, now 76 years old, declared this week not that he would retire, but that he would propose amendments to the exiles' constitution, passed by the exile parliament in 1991 and known as the "Charter of the Tibetans-in-exile", that would "devolve my formal authority to the elected leader".

I soon devolved into my old habits, drinking a bottle of wine or, if I was feeling especially self-pitying, liquor alone every night.

As the era progresses, or perhaps devolves, my ex-boyfriend's trousers may be of some interest to the editors.

Any conversation we would have would devolve into my saying things that would surely hurt you far more than simply breaking off or severely diminishing communications. .

In the following weeks, my ritual devolved to recklessness.

What was supposed to be one of the best times in my life devolved into one of the worst.

When she was not happy, however, I was overcome by stress and my "instinctual" responses devolved into the same angry and frustrated responses my own parents gave to me.

But alas, this article is shaping up to be something different, which shouldn't come as a surprise to my editor, Lonnie, who has seen firsthand how often my work devolves into showy manifestations of my own angst.

"Seek My Face" (2002) devolved into a ham-handed and thoroughly unconvincing improvisation on the life of Jackson Pollock.

This is how he put it to Energy Minister Michael Fallon: "Since power to decide large onshore wind farms those over 50 MW is not devolved to the Welsh Government, will my right hon.