Sentence examples for she had evolved from inspiring English sources
By the late 18th century she had evolved into Columbia, the daughter of England's Britannia and France's revolutionary Marianne, and then into the matronly Lady Liberty we know today.
It was a year in which Gwyneth Paltrow went on "Glee" and all but erased the memories of the smug, unbearable scold she had evolved into in recent years, while Taylor Swift put Kanye West in his place, broke the heart of poor Taylor Lautner and, with her new romance with Jake Gyllenhaal, proved she was no kid anymore.
Jason Johnson, political editor at The Root and professor of political science at the School of Global Journalism at Morgan State University in Baltimore, said Mrs. Clinton's language showed how much she had evolved as a candidate, in reaction to the times.
By the 1930's she had evolved into what Alfred Kazin meant by "New York Jew": intellectual, curious, political, acerbic, with a personality that her friend Edward Albee once said gave "comfort and ammunition to those who were unwilling to grant her her artistic due".
Some critics saw LaBastille as a "pistol-packing, backwoods eccentric," but she had evolved into a respected conservationist with an international reputation, the Post-Standard in Syracuse, N.Y., said in 1999.
She has evolved into one of the most formidable political leaders in Latin America.
Ivanka is now thirty-five, and she has evolved since the days of "The Trump Card".
Over the generations, she has evolved into a satire on fame: she is, she claims, a "glittering giga-star".
In her solo career since 1999 she has evolved from performance art and solo improvisation to actual composition.
She is proud that she has evolved as a role model and spokeswoman for the changing face of American Judaism.
