Sentence examples for strange evolution from inspiring English sources

The album had a strange evolution.

"It's a strange evolution of Gary going from these frustrating relationships with the students to finally bringing them out, putting on the play and introducing them to music," he continued.

The Pyrenees have both a peculiar position in the Hercynian architecture and a strange evolution if viewed from the viewpoint of the development of orogens.

What is more, the left has called attention to Hirsi Ali's strange evolution which raises questions about the activist's political trajectory.

If our thumbs are feeling the pain, it's because of a strange cultural evolution.

As if everybody doesn't choose their mate based on the strange criteria that evolution has programmed into our heads.

A strange quirk of evolution fated this perfectly shaped torpedo to spawn high in the hills, so that after an epic journey to sea and then to the Arctic feeding grounds, it returns – weighing anything up to 40lb (the bigger fish have gone from Britain) – to breed in streams often no more than a foot across.

This may seem strange for an evolution exhibit in New York, but we attract visitors from across the globe, some of whom may have fairly conservative views.

By a strange twist of evolution, Chinese people's urine is lighter than oxygen, making festival sites easy to spot from afar due to the flocks of yellowy green Coke bottles hovering through the air like stinky birds migrating south.

Some are completely whimsical, such as the strange description of evolution from "misty spray" through a series of substances and insects to horses and humans (chapter 18), while a few other passages seem to be sheer playful nonsense which read like Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky".

By a strange twist of evolution, Chinese people's urine is lighter than oxygen, making festival sites easy to spot from afar due to the flocks of yellowy green coke bottles that hover through the air like stinky birds migrating south.