Sentence examples for evolved a little from inspiring English sources

Well, perhaps it was, and then we evolved a little.

What America might be if it evolved a little?

The uniform has evolved a little - we don't have all the high collars they did in Victorian times".

"The enemy has evolved, a little bit more lethal, a little bit more complex, a little bit more sophisticated," he said.

While our rhetoric has evolved a little over the past decade fundamentally our approach remains unchanged.

Weta's VFX supervisor Erik Winquist explained how the visual effects of the jumps were created: "The concept of what a jump looks like changed and evolved a little over the course of post production.

"Their position seems to be evolving a little," he said.

I think it is more a culture of the company, which in my opinion can evolve a little, and must evolve a little.

The one suggestion Mr. King made to Mr. Darabont was to allow the character of Mrs. Carmody, a religious fanatic who whips the people trapped in the supermarket into a frenzy of expiation, to evolve a little more slowly.

"I am stepping out from the 'status quo' to say we should not only celebrate fathers but evolve a little more and celebrate all male role models – godfathers, uncles and men who actively provide guidance, support and teach our young leaders of the future," he says.

"Each tournament we evolve a little bit further," says Mr Singer.