Sentence examples for evolved work from inspiring English sources

The band recently released its fourth studio album Bloodywood, arguably its most evolved work yet.

But by eliminating the crucial position of narrator, Mr. Schlondorff sacrificed the novel's philosophical dimension, which transforms Proust's account of aristocratic decadence and erotic despair into a highly evolved work of art.

That evolved work now shares an evening with "Working on Better Versions of Prayers: Volume I" by the Chicago choreographer and poet J'Sun Howard, which draws from the concept of "radical hope" and disparate influences like the film "Moonlight" and the musician Kendrick Lamar in depicting the intimacy of queer men of color.

This amounts to an artist who's in possession of evolved work and good survival skills.

The reasons behind Finland's success are complex, not because they have one particularly incomprehensible approach to education, but instead, the evolved working parts within their system, framed within their cultural backdrop complement each other tremendously.

This evening Sub Terranea showcases his evolving work in the booth.

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As for the immaculately besuited duo of Gilbert and George, they decided to destroy the gulf between artist and creation altogether, by converting themselves into a lifelong, evolving work of art.

By 2007, Kathleen Schafer honed her focus to innovative leadership and developed her proprietary leadership model that serves as the basis of her continually evolving work.

They see themselves as constantly evolving works of art.

An earlier study by Dr. Rudolph further suggested that children who had learned to see friendship as evolving "works in progress" were less threatened by "bumps in the road" than those who believed relationships should somehow fix themselves.