Sentence examples for evolved away from from inspiring English sources
Pop music — especially female performers — evolved away from the environment that nurtured the Lilith Fair world.
Because men invested less time and effort in their offspring, they evolved toward promiscuity, while women evolved away from it.
Diets have evolved away from milk and vegetables in favor of soft drinks and snack foods, leading experts to predict a sharp increase in osteoporosis if trends continue.
But during the seven weeks of rehearsal, the staging actually evolved away from the Jacobean setting first envisioned and toward something more abstract and placeless".
But in 2002 the court reversed itself, concluding that national standards of decency had evolved away from permitting the execution of the mentally retarded.
Over the years, the conventions have evolved away from events where the political parties came to debate and pick their presidential nominee.
Human beings, who had spent centuries evolving away from slavery, were re-commoditised by the Industrial Era".
The etoy and "life_sharing" projects illustrate how the genre is evolving away from the computer screen and its interactive graphics.
"The IMAX industry is growing by leaps and bounds, evolving away from museums to being more commercial, mainstream," Don Kempf said.
