Sentence examples for have evolved so far from inspiring English sources

His world and work have evolved so far beyond layer cakes that it's no wonder he is quoted in the catalog accompanying the Whitney exhibit as being weary of the label "the pie painter".

Environmentalists' attitudes toward the horses have evolved so far that some are willing to say what was heresy a few years ago: that euthanasia is acceptable if the alternatives are boarding the mustangs for life at taxpayers' expense or leaving them to overpopulate, damage the range and die of hunger or thirst.

"There may be some ancient ghosts in there," Skalka agrees, "but the surviving viruses have evolved so far that we can't recognize them anymore".

Despite Espinal's commitment to dance culture, it's unlikely that the repeal effort would have evolved so far without the Dance Liberation Network.

Unfortunately, not all genes will be identified, because the nonmodel species of interest may contain unknown genes, or the sequence of particular genes may have evolved so far that the sequence resemblance with homologues genes in other organisms is too low for BLAST to give a match.

If James Madison beamed down now, he would no doubt be stunned at the idea that America had evolved so far but was hemming itself in by the strictest interpretation of his handiwork.

The makeover genre has evolved so far since Trinny and Susannah first appeared on our screens that it's easy to conflate their work with the more extreme end of the market – programmes that literally cut apart a woman's body and remake her to the point when, at the grand reveal moment, "her own son," as Trinny puts it, "doesn't recognise her".

That information is critical for determining which of several rival models best describes how the universe has evolved so far and where it is headed.

The emotional side of the relationship had evolved so far that once we finally met, the physical side followed very naturally.

Understanding of search terms has evolved so far that it's really inexcusable to have only simple string-matching queries for something as important as banking or medical records.

They look at how the virus has evolved so far, how it's been spreading, how effective prior shots were, and so on and so forth until they make their best guesstimate.