Sentence examples for evolved entertainment from inspiring English sources

Previous series have sometimes been dull or mawkish, but the eleventh feels like a more evolved entertainment product, in which the "bad" and the "ugly" are no longer synonymous.

Two years ago he turned his attention to games for cellphones, convinced that the devices were evolving into entertainment units.

"What started out as a small, core group of collectors has evolved into family entertainment," John Frascotti, Hasbro's chief marketing officer, said.

Sometimes, religious rituals have been adapted or evolved into secular entertainments, or like the Festa del Redentore in Venice, have managed to grow in popularity while holding both secular and sacred purposes in balance.

Master classes as highbrow entertainment have evolved since then and even have been the subject of a Broadway play.

When ballet first evolved as a court entertainment in Renaissance Europe, elaborate dances were performed between courses at banquets.

Entertainment also evolved into different forms and expressions as a result of social upheavals such as wars and revolutions.

Although most forms of entertainment have evolved and continued over time, some once-popular forms are no longer as acceptable.

We should be grateful that mainstream entertainment has evolved enough for an animated tale of a prehistoric family not to be solely defined by how many times the work "rock" is prefixed to other nouns.

The prospectors digging against odds to find a bonanza have been replaced by the fortune seekers in the gambling casinos of Las Vegas and Reno, and the erstwhile "saloon diversions" have evolved into lavish nightclub entertainments.

The problem with this timing and perspective is it does not consider that society's taste for entertainment evolves much faster now than it did in the 1790s, 1870s or even 1960s.