Sentence examples for evolved from this from inspiring English sources

"He's evolved from this shadowy figure to saint overnight".

Subsequently, the sessile stage was lost, and the vertebrates evolved from this free-swimming animal.

Discussion continues today as to whether these forms of social organisation were widespread throughout much of human history and whether our more "unequal" forms of modern society may have evolved from this egalitarian base.

His play Bleak Moments (1970), about a woman grappling with the demands of everyday life, evolved from this process, and he adapted the script a year later for his first feature film.

All structural openings have evolved from this system, which is seen in pure form only in colonnades and in framed structures, because the posts of doors, windows, ceilings, and roofs normally form part of the wall.

The Baroque style of painting that evolved from this program was paradoxically both sensuous and spiritual; while naturalistic treatment rendered the painted religious image more readily comprehensible to the average churchgoer, dramatic and illusory effects were used to stimulate piety and devotion.

More modern rock music of today has been evolved from the music from this time period.

How do you feel like you have evolved from the beginning to this point?

The dominant style of architecture in Central Bath is Georgian; this evolved from the Palladian revival style which became popular in the early 18th century.

So this club evolved from those who took that seriously.

This pathway evolved from the neural system responsible for the control of body temperature rather than from the system involved in touch perception.