Sentence examples for publicly evolving from inspiring English sources

The former vice president has undergone an extraordinary metamorphosis, after all, publicly evolving from likely president-elect to stunning loser to lost soul to national and even international hero.

Obama says he is still publicly "evolving" on marriage equality.

And I thought of President Obama, publicly evolving on the issue of marriage equality.

But Obama says he is still publicly "evolving" on marriage equality.

And of Rep. Keith Ellison and Sen. Al Franken, my representatives, who never needed to publicly evolve, because they were right there with all families in their initial campaigns for office.

Although principal investigators (PIs) are becoming key strategic actors in shaping new scientific trajectories, little is known about how they strategise in an evolving publicly-funded research environment.

Still, in the years after Mr. Greenspan first raised the subject publicly, his thinking evolved substantially.

He first publicly revealed his evolved stance before the first episode of "Weed" debuted in 2013.

Publicly, Jacobs and Ward have handled their evolving roles with aplomb.

As a journalist, it's quite useful to assist in keeping tabs on the evolving relationship between publicly traded tech companies and our soon-to-be President.

And, however educational its wider mission to facilitate access to scholarly work may be, its business model, ever evolving and not publicly disclosed, is a for-profit one that depends on the free donation of intellectual property originally funded by a range of government and non-profit sources.