Sentence examples for had not evolved from inspiring English sources

In the old days, the marathon had not evolved to charitable causes.

In contrast, only 2% of AAAS scientists said humans had not evolved in their time on Earth.

Argentina had not evolved this political apparatus, despite an early move to universal male suffrage in 1912.

Eliot's suspicions were aroused by any form of mysticism which had not evolved out of, and was not supported by, a religion.

Maude explains that the game Tolstoy played had not evolved into the harder-hitting style that men in England were playing by the eighteen-nineties.

As for his opposition to a gay nominee, officials said it would be hard to imagine a Nebraska Republican whose views had not evolved in the last decade.

Bach never heard a clarinet; they hadn't evolved yet.

Le Pen hadn't evolved much over the years; it was France that was changing.

But the practices hadn't evolved and the targets were still looking incremental".

Everyone else simply hadn't evolved to his standard yet.

Yet the conversation has not evolved.