Sentence examples for has evolved enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Radcliffe has evolved enough as a performer that he makes a steady hub for the busily spinning parts, even as Ms. Watson and Mr. Grint, whose characters are drifting toward their fate, have less to do.

She is now pro-choice and pro-same-sex-marriage: on these and other issues, she has evolved enough to be almost — but not quite — at home in the contemporary Democratic Party, which is increasingly progressive, particularly on issues of gender and sexual orientation.

But MGA is hoping that it won't lose the actual Bratz franchise, which it contends has evolved enough from the original drawings that it doesn't infringe on Mattel's copyright.

Arguably, innovation cannot be taught as such since as soon as an innovative material, product or method has evolved enough to be discussed by third parties, it is not new and can only be seen in a historical perspective — the innovation process is complete.

We should be grateful that mainstream entertainment has evolved enough for an animated tale of a prehistoric family not to be solely defined by how many times the work "rock" is prefixed to other nouns.

My hope and my prayer is that humanity has evolved enough and been properly educated to exercise kindness toward those who have struggled or who we may perceive to be "different".

How the Americans perform in this World Cup may decide whether they've evolved enough.

Even the City's worst have evolved enough to refrain from being openly racist.

But then perhaps we've evolved enough to put comfort and practicality ahead of inaccessible high fashion?

More importantly, I don't think men have evolved enough to be able to do it without being blindingly obvious, and therefore looking desperate.

She seems to suggest that in the 1980s, Chinese politics had evolved enough that they could be a quixotic diversion for a restless and headstrong girl.