Sentence examples for evolving politically from inspiring English sources

Four years on, on Yours and My Children, from the 2010 album Doublethink, he's disillusioned with the industry ("keep your awards"), evolving politically and stylistically into a bona fide hip-hop artist.

While the heartland of the empire was inundated by Phrygians, some of the Cilician and Syrian dominions retained their Hittite identity for another five centuries, evolving politically into a multitude of small independent principalities and city-states, which were gradually incorporated by Assyria until by 710 bce the last vestiges of Neo-Hittite political independence had been obliterated.

Mr. McInnis's district, like much of Colorado, has evolved politically and demographically since then.

To be sure, Cuba has evolved politically, investing in education and health care rather than weapons of mass destruction.

How it evolves politically and economically will have an enormous impact on stability in the Middle East and will serve as a template for other countries in the region.

And both sides' emphasis on typical suburban issues like housing, public services, good government and the economy -- not religion, not Williamsburg -- underscores the extent to which this fast-changing, fast-growing community has evolved politically.

In an era where the LGBTQ community has evolved politically, the nightclub scene has been heavily criticized for not catching up.

By intercutting footage of past and present, the viewers also get to see how much things have evolved politically in Africa over the last 25 years.

An evolving political order is increasingly dominated by corporatism (more pejoratively known as crony capitalism, where politically favored CEOs acquire the power to regulate their competitors), which is entrepreneurship of a destructive kind.

With a reported 70% of Casablancans being under the age of 30, American rappers easily usurp religious icons in a country that is commendably evolving socially, politically and musically.

Mr. Levin has made the internationalization of Yale a priority of his tenure, and he has focused especially on China, a nation he said was evolving economically and politically into what is likely to be one of the two great powers of the 21st century.