Sentence examples for sense an evolution from inspiring English sources

I just sense an evolution.

Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane (1957) reveals Coltrane's growth in terms of technique and harmonic sense, an evolution further chronicled on Davis's albums Milestones and Kind of Blue.

In any case, Koppel senses an evolution in how The Post and the Times go about their work.

"That makes sense from an evolution standpoint".

And at the same time a certain gratitude that we were able to overcome without a bloody revolution after Franco died, that there was a pass of power that made sense in an evolution, not a revolution.

They will need to reconsider their practices, their goals, and their explanatory toolkits to make sense of an evolution that is not just tree-like.

The Coens are, in a sense, a logical evolution of this process: their ostensibly mannered, knowing films are the product of third-generation Jewish Americans who actually grew up in the midwestern milieu that took its culture from the movies.

And as we continue to experience firsts, black women have in a sense gone through an evolution of characters on television, from invisible, to perfect, to sassy, to imperfect and real.

In a sense, the evolution constitutes an example of a behaviour that "works".

Previously cyber criminals have been going after individual people's money, so in a sense we're seeing an evolution of cyber attacks.

If methodological naturalism is a problem, it is not in any special sense a problem for evolution, for it is essential to all of science.