Sentence examples for recently devolved from inspiring English sources
The genre, once a repository of weirdness, wild emotion and sly cinematic invention, has recently devolved into a state of glum, routine sadism.
It has enjoyed the patronage of the Treasury and ministers keen to expand its economy and guarantee the success of recently devolved structures.
But a border standoff between the world's two most populous nations recently devolved into hand-to-hand combat and stone-throwing high in the Himalayas.
But the more he looked into its origins and popularity in England hundreds of years ago, the more he came to understand that only recently did it devolve into plebeian banality.
We had Ed Miliband here recently talking about devolving power to the cities. "This is just electioneering".
To some, however, the outrage was also a sign of trouble in academia -- which, as the critic Stephen Metcalf recently observed in Slate, "has devolved into a series of now highly routinized acts of flattery, so carefully attended to that one out-of-place word is enough to fracture dozens of egos".
What was until recently a difference in ideology has devolved, in a little over a decade, into a difference in intellect.
Trump has, in recent weeks, slighted and insulted McConnell; the Times reported that Trump recently "berated him during a phone call that devolved into a profane shouting match".
He seems to relish backing black liberals into a corner, most recently Representative Keith Ellison, whose campaign for D.N.C. chairman, last year, devolved into a referendum on his past friendliness with the Nation of Islam.
Her party's shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith recently said that income tax powers "probably oughtn't be devolved right now" and warned they could leave Wales worse off.
Early Sunday afternoon, in response to a question about how his team had handled the pressure of the first two games, Manager Buck Showalter gave a rambling reply that devolved into an account of the team's tricky road schedule recently.
