Sentence examples for the gradual evolution from inspiring English sources
Similar outcries greeted the gradual evolution of libraries' traditional layout.
The air smelt "funky", hence the gradual evolution into the Funk Zone.
A literal interpretation of Genesis seems incompatible with the gradual evolution of humans and other organisms by natural processes.
Three raw pencil sketches, a more detailed colored sketch and a painted and printed collage on board (also preparatory) show the gradual evolution of this image.
They didn't win every fight, and they were prodded by court decisions and public outrage, but the gradual evolution of policy was clear.
British 18th-century politics were all about the relationship between parliament and the monarch, and the gradual evolution of the radical concept of a constitutional monarchy.
What both Heinrich's "sharing ravens' and the macaques of Kampur do provide is a window into the gradual evolution of one of the most human of traits – altruism.
The gradual evolution of Mother from housewife to a morally autonomous being ready to leave her husband prefigures developments encouraged by feminism.
We have many examples of slow and steady evolution for example, the gradual evolution of whales from their land-dwelling, mammalian ancestors, as documented in the fossil record.
In fact, we may also be witnessing the gradual evolution of the notion of what a book actually is, said Matthew Battles, a librarian and historian at Harvard.
The Mail praises the Queen for pioneering "the gradual evolution of the monarchy during her long reign" and contends that "the British monarchy plays a vital constitutional role in containing the over-mighty ambitions of vainglorious politicians".
