Sentence examples for evolving view from inspiring English sources

The recent trial reflected the American military's evolving view of detention policy.

Well, that last sentence is weak and unsatisfying, I know, but I would have to refer you to the last chapter of that book for my larger, still,well, evolving view.

But he said that it was investors' evolving view about the health of the United States and European economies, rather than news on specific companies or industries, that was driving the market's moves.

Animal welfare, biodiversity, wildlife crimes, and the rapidly evolving view of "animal rights" are and properly deserve an international discussion.

Maybe we need to accept a new, evolving view on marriage, but for now I'm still rooting for "til death do us part".

President Barack Obama defined his "evolving" view on gay marriage Wednesday with his clearest support for the issue to date, telling ABC's Robin Roberts that same-sex marriage should be legal.

The modern workplace reflects our evolving views about gender — and, for Crawford, that might be part of the problem.

"I believe Humala's a nationalist with evolving views and a pragmatic streak," Mr. Richardson said in an interview.

Again and again Lopate writes less about a stable subject than about his own constantly evolving views of it.

Vice-president Joe Biden has strongly backed gay marriage in comments that appear to go beyond the "evolving" views of his White House boss.

Another series of displays compactly reviews Lincoln's steadily evolving views on slavery (and includes a video about his encounters with Frederick Douglass).