Sentence examples for little evolved from inspiring English sources

On the roof of the Met, Huyghe rewinds New York much further: lampreys and tadpoles, their forms little evolved for hundreds of millennia, swim in an aquarium whose glass fogs up at intervals; a boulder of lava floats inside.

In the highlands (Alta Murgia) karst crops out in different forms and textures which have been preserved up to the 1970s: little evolved agriculture and sheep rearing produced only a marginal modification of the epikarst while a high degree of division into parcels by drystone walls helped in preserving soils from erosion.

He is an internationalist who nevertheless believes that "the world is little by little evolving into grands blocs," each of them utterly and perhaps irremediably itself — which is to say not French.

There are dinners made to push my kids' little evolving taste buds--ones where I encourage ruffled greens and spices that originate from far-off lands.

That little film evolved into a cult trilogy, and Cho just kept on trucking, smiling his boyish smile and speaking in that lovely, gravelly voice.

A version of Carter's "Little Waltz" evolved into a bass concerto, buoyant with twinkling harmonics, sliding pitches (Carter likes to play with the pegs), and double-, triple-, and quadruple-stopped chords.

The murder of Victoria Climbié was supposed to create a watershed moment for the civil service but, almost a decade after the report into her death called for fundamental change, too little has evolved in the way that government intelligence is shared and pooled.

This Zip jacket concept from Jennifer Darmour is a little more evolved, though I wonder if it's taking the concept too far.

The next album will be a little more evolved". Denson has experience playing all types of jazz and has paid dues as a pop performer.

That we are marvels, too, as beings, as people, as bodies, as composites of mutated Hydrogen molecules, as little creatures evolved from the stuff in the belly of a dead star.

But little by little the machine evolved, until one day the Air had become a full-fledged computer.