Sentence examples for evolving from the from inspiring English sources

Oscar music categories have been evolving from the beginning.

"The lessons we can teach evolving from the Amistad incident are endless," Ms. Miglarese said.

This is its third time out in Connecticut, after evolving from the O'Neill Playwrights Theater in Waterford in 1995.

He said that while some saw Art Nouveau evolving from the Japonisme of the period, others thought the Arts and Crafts Movement grew out of Modern Gothic.

Advertising apps are evolving from the early novelties, like the Zippo Lighter app, a virtual lighter on the phone screen that has been downloaded five million times.

Each becomes its own design, evolving from the last one made, as Mr. Maloof tapers a rocker's glider or sweeps more deeply down into a seat's snug hollow.

The New Jersey case shows that the partisan dynamics of redistricting are evolving from the time when Democrats and Republicans cooperated in setting up minority districts in the cities and white districts in the suburbs.

And something often overlooked about Lessing is that she has been as much a pioneer of form as of ideas, her fiction evolving from the humanist-realism of her early novels to her fantastical middle phase.

Demonized at the time, he has been canonized since, most recently in "Joe and Max," evolving from the Nazi he never was into someone equally nonexistent: a man who defied the Nazis at every turn.

It continued the style current in the country, evolving from the late antique art of Egypt, in which themes derived from Hellenistic and Roman art may or may not have been given new allegorical significance.

These are just some factors that might have a lot more to do with changing labour time (and, for that matter, medical intervention) than women de-evolving from the ability to give birth.