Sentence examples for evolving as good from inspiring English sources

If this is worth £16.6m, you can't help wondering what one of his best paintings might cost: for Doig's work has got stronger as well as stranger over the years, evolving as good painting does to become ever more free and profound.

Some of them were too powerful for the Tories to resist, and have evolved, as good ideas tend to, into indispensable orthodoxies.

My personal situation had evolved as well.

Vuze has evolved as well.

Others have evolved, as well.

California should evolve as well.

Chimeric free flap has recently been evolving as a good alternative option.

So given that "doing it the hard way" by spending years to evolve as a good leader is not the only way to go, what is the optimum way of learning applied leadership?

In other words, what has evolved as a good adaptation under a given set of environmental conditions becomes a constraint when these conditions change quickly.

It's still a good season, depending on how're you're feeling, how you're practising, how you're evolving as a player".

"She's still evolving as an artist and the fact that she has her sights set on a very highfalutin goal is a good thing.