Sentence examples for very evolved from inspiring English sources

She told me, "Sometimes Diana's not very evolved — and it pisses me off!

One day I said, 'Why not make a tribute to this land?' So I decided to do it with a typology that is not very evolved.

And did I take the lasagna out to defrost?' " "I live with a very evolved man," she says of her husband, the New Yorker writer Anthony Lane, "and it would not occur to him to wonder whether it is time to go buy more paper towels.

At a time when many religious leaders are asking politicians to support legislation to curb global warming, "no one would be surprised if this is going on in California, but Maine is a bellwether state," he said, adding, "Here's a very evolved program that's got institutional support of churches; it's not just eight people meeting in a church basement".

"Historically, we don't think of the Neanderthals as very sophisticated, very evolved," Keel said.

We had a very evolved storyboard so we could share that with the cast and let them know what we had in mind, know what they were witnessing, but it really comes down to complete pretend.

"Direct mail may not be a Maserati, but it's very effective because it is very highly evolved," said Lori Held, membership marketing director at Trout Unlimited.

It has at the very least evolved.

Such structures indicate that today's birds very likely evolved from theropod dinosaurs.

It contains very highly evolved flake implements of Levallois type and, in its later phases, a definite microlithic industry.

He's very highly evolved, but in spite of that, he can still get drunk and go to a brothel and have a good time".