Sentence examples for slowly evolves from inspiring English sources

However, being metastable, this structure slowly evolves upon aging in the stable trigonal modification (Form I).

As the story slowly evolves, none of that usual furniture you expect in a film is there.

Just as the classical symphony slowly evolves to place the major weight of meaning in the last movement rather than the first, so the Romantic novel tips toward the final chapter and last sentence.

Across Genesis, as man's moral sense slowly evolves, Dershowitz continues, God is also learning -- to teach as well as to threaten, and to condemn individual sinners rather than scourging all mankind.

Instead of shunning her, Franklin cares for her, and care slowly evolves into a mutual ardor that will be played out only after their journey, and the book, ends.

Designed to resemble an artifact that, according to the press notes, "was found somewhere and unearthed," the film is a brutish stunt that slowly evolves into a nightmarish fairy tale.

Fast-evolving sites are expected to be incompatible with more columns than slowly evolving ones.

Pakistan has been a slowly evolving disaster.

But official assessments have slowly evolved.

They mean, rather, the same slowly evolving personality.

We're all one species, very slowly evolving.