Sentence examples for evolving was from inspiring English sources

It used to be said that to talk of technology and culture "evolving" was the loosest kind of metaphor, since the processes have nothing in common.

The president's reversal — he had said previously that while he could not support same-sex marriage, his views on the issue were "evolving" — was a significant move.

The president's reversal — he had said previously that while he could not support same-sex marriage, his views on the issue were "evolving" — was a significant move, though it carried no legal weight.

The tests showed that even though humans and chimps split from a common ancestor between 5m and 7m years ago, the rate at which their genetic codes were evolving was extremely similar, differing by only 3%, and much slower than gorillas and orang-utans.

Part of evolving was to recognize this desire". All donations will support existing Gates Foundation grantees and will be directed to projects where additional funding can be absorbed quickly and accelerate work already being done.

Parker (who is also pretty evidently pro-marriage equality) also says that "evolving" was always the perfect word to describe this because the American people are starting to come around to supporting it.

Evolving is the point," he said.

The heat evolved was recorded during titration.

How chaturanga evolved is unclear.

Watching it evolve is an experience.

So maybe "evolve" is a better word.