Sentence examples for quite evolved from inspiring English sources

"We're quite evolved musically, so... .. and with that they were ushered through the door.

The app's menu is quite evolved, involving a multitude of on-screen "buttons" that each operate different nodes, allowing for a more customized -- should we say "personal"?

I also look at the first generation of genetically engineering crops and recognize that the kind of work we're doing now, in supporting in our laboratories and supporting in universities, is using techniques that are quite different and quite evolved from the earlier techniques.

But once this tempest of loathing has subsided, Mr. Thomas's Timon, who retreats from Athens to live a barren life far from the poison of human interaction, doesn't quite evolve into the remorseless man hater of the text.

His fans, however, were not quite as evolved.

It's not quite as evolved as Allofmp3.com's on-the-fly file encoding…yet.

Commenting on the research, Dr Marek Kukula, Public Astronomer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, told BBC News: "This, along with some other evidence, shows that there are already quite surprisingly evolved galaxies in the very early Universe.

Given the company's size, that strategy evolved quite rapidly.

Both these questions, and the technology that has raised them, have evolved quite naturally.

The relationship evolved quite quickly, mainly because I was getting on a bit - I was 35.

Kalman explains how "the supermarket approach to bargain bookselling evolved quite naturally".