Sentence examples for had actually evolved from inspiring English sources

For, while Charles IV did what he could to erase Louis's memory within the empire, Charles's famous edict, the Golden Bull of 1356, represents only the final codification of fundamental imperial laws that had actually evolved under Louis.

At least in that regard we have actually evolved.

"A lot of Indian wildlife has actually evolved to life around the edges of human inhabitations.

David Remnick asks whether President Obama's views on gay marriage have actually "evolved".

The site has actually evolved itself to become a dating site or so I think.

Franco sharply merges historical elements with a modern-day social commentary that makes you wonder how much we've actually evolved in post-bellum America.

Bennett, unreliable as he has been since being drafted in the second round in '08, has actually evolved into a good in-line blocker, which is critical because he has not become the receiving weapon that many expected.

But here's the thing: Though Johnson seems not to have found anything funny since "Amos 'n' Andy," humor has actually evolved over time, away from junior-high slurs making fun of people for things beyond their control.

We've actually evolved to embrace our cultures and allow them a degree of mind control over us in return for the prosperity and protection they give in return.

"The real split, it seems to me," said the historian and Thomas Dewey biographer Richard Norton Smith, "is between those Americans, a majority in my opinion, who at least say they want to see politicians trying to work across the aisle and the political system as it has actually evolved, with gerrymandered districts and talk radio and much of the media coverage reinforcing the tyranny of the base".

Taylor (1992), for example, argues that one must respect the different cultures as they have actually evolved.