Sentence examples for have certainly evolved from inspiring English sources
And our foods have certainly evolved beyond what the Pilgrims had on their first Thanksgiving.
Mankind's relentless pursuit of physical beauty is nothing new (the use of cosmetics dates back to ancient Egypt and Rome) but the methods we use to achieve that "perfect look" have certainly evolved.
I don't know for sure — even if it is, the app would have certainly evolved over the last 20 months, and it could just be a case of them reusing artwork.
Things have certainly evolved since 2012, when no Fortune 500 companies opposed North Carolina's proposed law banning same-sex marriage.
My views on undocumented immigrants have certainly evolved since I now have names, faces, and personalities to go along with statistics.
However, the glory days of card counting have certainly evolved over time with the advent of the automatic shuffler, facial recognition software, and other advances in technology.
By the time Mrs. Winship retired in 1998, the word "gay" had certainly evolved.
"We didn't start out to appeal particularly to seniors, but it has certainly evolved that way," Ms. Davis said, adding that older customers especially liked the restaurants' large-print menus.
The concept of "just being Miley" has certainly evolved some from the days of 'See You Again', Miley Cyrus's debut single under her own name - rather than that of her Disney alter ego Hannah Montana - in whose lyrics she fretted about her lovestruck gormlessness in front of a boy.
"Obviously my friends and people who spoke to me — we've had many long conversations and I think — and which I believe — that the way that I have spoken and I have advocated has certainly evolved and I am happy to be educated and to learn as much as I can," Mrs. Clinton said.
