Sentence examples for evolving body from inspiring English sources
The 2008 election suggests an evolving body politic, not a palsied one.
When I look back over his last four or five collections, there's a clear, evolving body of design.
And his lean frame also helps, according to Professor Alan Nevill from the University of Wolverhampton, which carried out a study looking into the evolving body type of sprinters.
Kelly's notion of an indiscriminate meld of "all texts — past and present, multilingual — on a particular subject" is a retrograde procedure, a reversal of the process of discrimination, which has, over time, weighed, classified, and organized the vast body of unrefined data to distill a finite yet evolving body of knowledge.
Simmons's book is an attempt to evaluate (and re-evaluate) great players and great teams and debunk myths through the prism of rules changes, evolving body types, improved training, the rise of the black athlete, talent gluts, expansion, competition from the A.B.A., the influx of foreign players and coaching innovations.
His sprawling and constantly evolving body of work, which ranged from books to installations to CD-ROMs and included more than 50 films of varying length, was at once fragmentary and cohesive, united by an abiding interest in the nature of time and memory and by a strong physical and intellectual wanderlust.
We will be approaching this issue from different perspectives, but we all agree on one thing: with so much media attention on beauty, youth and 'anti-aging' (an oxymoron of sorts), embracing our naturally evolving bodies is all too often overlooked.
Analysis of the first lunar samples confirmed that the Moon is an evolved body with a long history of differentiation and volcanic activity.
So the EFF particularly urges the Second Circuit to test the hot-news criteria against this evolved body of First Amendment law.At the end of the day the real test of the hot-news doctrine will be that posed sceptically by Justice Brandeis.
Yet animals, plants and other life forms have evolved bodies.
Our ancestors were single-celled microbes for about three billion years before they evolved bodies.
