Sentence examples for evolved a sort of from inspiring English sources
Over 15 years the wrong became Wrong (right) and I evolved a sort of sneakily subversive approach to clothes.
In each case, we evolved a sort of double act: Henry was the aggressive, pushy person driving the scene, and I was the one lagging behind, picking up all the laughs.
On the few occasions when they still compete in public — at the Del Webb Father/Son Challenge, for example, where Arnie actually plays with his grandson — they have evolved a sort of vaudeville routine in which each gently pokes fun at the other's infirmities.
A style evolved – a sort of Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe for teenagers hyper-literate on internet culture.
Mr. Caviezel seemed comfortable with that assessment, speaking of a kind of kinship between 6 and 2. "Though they are opponents," he said, "what I came to find was that there's more of a father-son relationship as the story evolves, a sort of admiration" that emerges gradually and almost surreptitiously.
Al Qaeda has evolved into a sort of franchise operation, not unlike McDonald's.
But in relation to the city's much-acclaimed music scene, the university has evolved into a sort of double agent.
Italian food -- indeed, anything that hints at the Mediterranean -- is popular in Germany, and it has evolved into a sort of fusion cuisine in Berlin, a bit like Tex-Mex in the United States.
That approach was backed up by the State Sovereignty Commission — a government agency that had evolved into a sort of cornpone Stasi, with investigators who monitored people's writings and contacts and even their love lives.
Thinglink started life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, and then evolved into a sort of social catalogue that enabled designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.
Not much later that evening, the bloated feeling evolved into a sort of delicate nausea coupled with a more tender belly.
