Sentence examples for when he evolved from inspiring English sources

During the years that Hemingway spent in Cuba, when he evolved from a gifted writer into a myth-shrouded giant who dominated and defined a generation, he spent many afternoons on his boat in the company of Fuentes.

When he had evolved highly enough on the Hubbard scale to gain access to one of the founder's manuscripts, he came out of a locked room asking, "Is this a metaphor?" It wasn't.

And everyone agrees it was President Obama who sent that memo, when he finally evolved on marriage equality in the spring.

Bryan Cranston was a goofball of an actor on his other major show, but when he became Walter White, he evolved into the most impressive character in the history of any television series.

The new find counters the traditional notion that terror birds always became stockier when they evolved to larger sizes, he adds.

What important skill did dogs lose when they evolved from wolves?

"What scientists don't know yet is when they evolved, why they evolved, and what type of lizard they evolved from.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H). said Wednesday that she doesn't think it's awkward for President Barack Obama that his campaign co-chairs, like her, are publicly endorsing gay marriage when he is still "evolving" on the issue.

Mr. Duffy said his views evolved when he realized how little influence the mayor had over school budgets and how difficult it was to bring about change from the outside.

But friends say they knew for sure that his attitude had evolved when he was thrilled that one of his twin daughters, Barbara, had applied to Yale, where she is a junior.

Echoing Barack Obama's comment that his views had "evolved" when he declared his backing (in principle, not policy) for gay marriage, Rudd says he has been thinking about "the meaning of marriage" for a long time, and "I won't hide the fact that this has been a long and difficult journey for me".