Sentence examples for very evolving from inspiring English sources

It's just a very evolving profession and there are many intriguing factors: everything that goes on even before a show, in terms of studio visits, talks, advertisements, press, cataloging etc., are all truly fascinating.

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.

"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.

But I do still have a hang-up on the need for it to exist today, with the gaming landscape so very evolved from where it was in the late 90s.

In fact, Bacteria are very evolved organisms, a superkingdom, that have been extremely successful sice they are now present everywhere and are usually much more abundant than members of the two other domains.

We're all one species, very slowly evolving.

Circa is doing something very different, evolving and expanding the way we consume news.

The tax implications of Windsor are very much evolving.

It is a very collaborative, evolving project--the inspiration works both ways.