Sentence examples for finally devolved from inspiring English sources

No doubt; but how was it given to Adorno to determine when and where the avant-garde had finally devolved into gibberish?

On one level, it seemed as if the traditional language of diplomacy stilted, guarded, but respectful of complexity had finally devolved into the realm of the sitcom.

In one terrific early sketch, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X get caught up competing for praise from an older black audience, throwing in iconic quotes from famous speeches, vying to earn loud "Mmm-hmm s, and finally devolving into a dance-off.

"Republicans blasted Obama for cozying up to Erdogan before he finally woke up to the threat Erdogan represented to American interests," Mark Dubowitz of the hawkish think tank Foundation for Defense of Democracies wrote on Twitter, referring to the way President Barack Obama's initial outreach to Erdogan ultimately devolved into distrust between the two.

Of the survivors, "Glee" is finally on an upswing, while "Nashville" has devolved from an enjoyable showcase for Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere into a meditation on how men with goatees unexpectedly become fathers.

Within 45 minutes of asking her mother to take her to the hospital, her speech devolved into a garbled, slurred gibberish, until finally she was unresponsive.

From the Internet's origin in the early 1970s, control of it steadily devolved from government stewardship to private-sector participation and finally to private custody with government oversight and forbearance.

At the end of the week of Alicia Machado — my colleague John Cassidy has more details on that story, which devolved into a discussion of what does and doesn't count as a sex tape — toward the end, finally, of this miserable Presidential campaign, none of this is surprising.

His answer devolved from there.

Similarly, public dialogue has devolved.

What about devolved nations?