Sentence examples for evolution from the from inspiring English sources

They represent an evolution from the early days when the subways were privately operated.

Insight into diversity, body size and morphological evolution from the largest Early Cretaceous enantiornithine bird.

Rhodes's portrayal of the grownup Chiron feels like a natural evolution from the earlier performances.

Much of the conversation is about his evolution from the streety Stryder to the sanitised version.

Earlier this month Dawkins argued that children should learn about evolution from the age of five.

His answers were forthright and forthcoming, an evolution from the guarded tone of the first months of his presidency.

Unsung champions of evolution from the Muslim world included Al Jahiz and Ibn Maskawaih, a 10th century scholar.

When the Kansas school board removed evolution from the science curriculum back in 1999, they also removed the Big Bang.

Guests in their finery strolled down an arcing ramp, tracing cosmic evolution from the Big Bang to the present.

Illustration of the Nights followed an evolution from the courtly pastoral to ethnographic realism and from there to stylised fantasy.

It speaks to a healthy evolution from the politics of sideline commentary and complaint to the ranks of national leadership.