Sentence examples for evolved back from inspiring English sources

Has Italy evolved back into Abyssinia?

"I was very frustrated, it being so traditional at the time, but the bridal industry wasn't so evolved back then".

"It's evolved back into an insurgent movement far faster than security forces can evolve into a counterinsurgency," Mr. Knights said.

"By the time I got to 'The Foreign Correspondent' I'd finally evolved back to what everyone else started out with: narrative, declarative sentences, past tense, a plain and simple telling of a story," he said.

Yet when it gets them through the door it gets pretty shirty if they are bored or aren't familiar with all the rules that evolved back in the Edwardian period.

And what was she trying to communicate when as a schoolgirl she created skilful, MC Escher-inspired pen-and-ink drawings in which "white humanoid figures... evolved by degrees into abstract shapes and became 'black' – then evolved back to their original shapes, and their original whiteness – but profoundly altered".

"There are enough games left that we can evolve back into the team that we want to be," Richter said.

Dr. Thornton argues that once the restrictive mutations evolved, they made it practically impossible for the receptor to evolve back to its original form.

Essays were what were wanted (fascinating to note newspapers seem to be evolving back in this direction), and its legendary editor CP Scott's criteria for his journalists were "personal integrity, range of reading, and quality of prose style".

For GR2 to evolve back into GR1, these five mutations must be reversed first to avoid this molecular fender-bender.

Therefore, the surface evolves back to its original state before UV irradiation, and the wetting property is reconverted from hydrophilicity to hydrophobicity.