Sentence examples for race evolve from inspiring English sources

As Gloria Steinem said, "In every century, there are a handful of writers who help the human race evolve.

And looking beyond Iowa and New Hampshire, all of Dr. Dean's eight rivals are now talking about the primary within the primary -- the battle for which one of them will be the "anti-Dean" candidate next February, should the race evolve that way.

Why not have Mr. Spock, a superior philosophical being (a member of the Vulcan race) evolve to a higher plane of existence (consciousness, if you will) rather than just die?

The race evolves, and you need to move on with that.

An arms race evolved, in which firms developed ever more sophisticated proprietary products, options, swaps, and derivatives.

What can't be disputed, regardless of how the horse race evolves, is that he is now making the case for progressive policies in a manner that the United States hasn't seen in decades.

But when more games were broadcast in the 1970s, and with the explosion of games on cable television after the late 1980s, the Heisman race evolved into much more of an assessment of football accomplishment.

As of Jan . 3 the median estimate of their group was that there is a 68 percent chance that Democrats would win the White House in 2016, a 31 percent chance that a Republican would win, and a 1 percent chance of another scenario — though Hatch cautions that these estimates will probably change as the presidential race evolves.

This progress was the result of human evolution, but also human innovation — as the human race evolved, the scope of its needs changed (and so did the methods by which these needs were satisfied).

Surely we can imagine solving conflicts between nations in a more mature way; we can imagine the human race evolving to a higher consciousness that no longer requires war.

Kaczynski "attribute[s] the social and psychological problems of modern society to the fact that society requires people to live under conditions radically different from those under which the human race evolved and to behave in ways that conflict with the patterns of behavior that the human race developed while living under the earlier conditions".