Sentence examples for it evolved into something from inspiring English sources

It evolved into something weaker, just plain old pale ale, for the home market.

"We thought we were making a series of songs, but it evolved into something quite different".

Has it evolved into something hidden by the politeness of well-meaning British behaviour?

If the intent was a fast-paced book about a suave spy, it evolved into something else when "Watchman" coalesced.

It evolved into something far less ambitious: a mantra of security and stability, in which Egyptians and many Arabs were forced to give up their rights.

"…[T]he conversation in the media exploded around this topic, and it evolved into something controversial that made Fox a little too uncomfortable," she said.

It considers us in our ridiculous car, and then something amazing — it stands up on its hind legs — and I realize the Jersey water has helped it evolve into something more human.

They would rather see it evolving into something more broadly based.

It evolves into something less aesthetic, with less sensitivity, with less revelation.

But there is a second question: Even if simple life exists, what are the odds that it evolves into something that we would recognise as intelligent?

This book may have begun as journalism when, as a writer for the New York Times, Covington covered the attempted murder trial of a snake-handler, but it evolves into something else altogether.