Sentence examples for has evolved very much from inspiring English sources

It seems that Chinese – and Mandarin in particular – has evolved very much along its own lines.

Handbags, it seems, are much the same as they ever were and have evolved very little – except that this is where I could work in the metallic trend if I wished.

They found that human protamine genes had evolved very rapidly.

However, the 2 systems have evolved very differently.

KH: My mentees have evolved very organically and my closest confidants and advisors have evolved in the same manner.

The Internet could have evolved very differently.

One area that hasn't evolved very much, however, is pricing and paying — oftentimes, the cost of a rental is static, and paying in many cases ends up being an offline effort.

"My style hasn't evolved very much from the age of 13, which is when I started wearing bandanas.

"Surgical teaching and training hasn't really evolved very much over the past 100 years," says Ahmed. "We've always taught surgery in the operating theatre, where students and trainers are often at the back of the room and not always being part of the action".

But suffice to say that while Glee felt really fresh during its first season -- forcing us all to go back to that awkward, uncomfortable space called High School -- it hasn't really evolved very much, plot-wise.

Kolya is evolving very much.