Sentence examples for he evolved in from inspiring English sources

He cooks the thick summer soup for more than an hour, a technique he evolved in the restaurant, to intensify the flavor, and serves it with a cheese and basil garnish.

But around 1898 he went through a psychological crisis, and, subsequently, partly under the influence of Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Paul Cézanne, he evolved in a direction that made him, by the 1905 Paris Salon d'Automne, a fellow traveller of the Fauves (Wild Beasts), who favoured the arbitrary use of strong colour.

He has been compared to Evelyn Waugh and Ivy Compton-Burnett, but the style he evolved, in a series of novels published from 1926 to 1952, is more fluid and modernist: now dreamy and distant, now intimate and gimlet-eyed, essentially naturalistic but trimmed in mysterious imagery.

He evolved into a closer in 1997 and now stands 71 saves behind Hoffman, who had a head start, on the career list.

He evolved into a true believer in the free market and came to believe that advocates and the media were unnecessarily scaring consumers.

The definition of quality assurance in HE has evolved in the last ten years.

"He has evolved in the way he's looked at things," Kelly said on the show Wednesday, regarding Mexico paying for a wall that would cover the entire border.

The Matrix project, he said, evolved in the late 1990's, after he had graduated and been hired as a designer.

In the span of these six days, he has evolved, in the public mind, from just a case into a human being.

"He's evolved in the next generation of party photos," said Mazdack Rassi, a founder of Milk Studios, which hired the new agency, known as BFA, as the in-house photographer for the 37 MAC & Milk fashion shows held during this month's Fashion Week.

"We did a couple of European games for an Irish TV station and you could tell he's really evolved in the role and I think he's probably got to the point now that he feels another challenge awaits him.