Sentence examples for perhaps evolving from inspiring English sources

He is becoming what passes for a moral conscience in this shattered world, and is perhaps evolving into a sacrificial infant-god.

That means fans are expecting "Spore" to also be big, perhaps evolving into a "Sims- sized franchiSims- sized

The challenge is a good one, and one that keeps me, and other museum scientists, on our feet and thus, perhaps, evolving.

Modern frequentism arose as a complex of ideas in the nineteenth century, perhaps evolving only in the twentieth century into a full-fledged conception of probability (Gillies 2000, 88 113).

Three high-grade tumors (perhaps evolving plexiform spindle cell melanomas) had additional alarming clinical or histologic characteristics, such as patient age greater than 40 years, greater degree of cellularity, higher degree of cytological atypia, mitotic rate greater than 3/mm2, regional lymph node metastases, and greater than 1 positive sentinel lymph node.

We therefore asked whether genes under positive selection are associated with apomorphic enhancers, perhaps evolving synergistically (Shibata et al., 2012).

But he accepted that Britain might, at some time in the future, perhaps evolve "little by little towards the continent".

Now she's gone, the debate is bound not just to continue but to deepen, and perhaps evolve into something more than a mosaic of polarised opinions.

Now eight years old, and in its fourth reincarnation, Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiser's staging of Madama Butterfly has, surprisingly perhaps, evolved into one of those dependables.

If Iraq's three main communities ultimately decide they need to work together, the country may perhaps evolve into a fragile, probably corrupt, but viably federal state.

Possibly of Mexican origin or perhaps evolved from a Spanish dance with Arab influence that was modified in the New World, it was apparently danced by a double line of couples to castanets and lively music.