Sentence examples for which I evolved from inspiring English sources

"The speed with which I evolved from a liberal into a radical and from a tepid Communist sympathizer into an ardent anti-Stalinist still amazes me," he wrote in the introduction to his 1957 collection, "Memoirs of a Revolutionist".

"The speed with which I evolved from a liberal into a radical and from a tepid Communist sympathizer into an ardent anti-Stalinist still amazes me," Macdonald wrote in the introduction to his 1957 collection, "Memoirs of a Revolutionist".

I don't know if that kind of thing has influenced me, but I just think it's an attention to detail which I'm evolving into.

The war in Iraq, which I opposed, has evolved into one of the most consequential conflicts in American history.

I evolved, which is different".

Similarly, the lens through which I viewed other religions evolved as well.

CC8 also includes the ancestral MRSA genotype ST250-MRSA-I, which evolved from the methicillin-susceptible strain ST250-MSSA, which is thought to have arisen from ST8-MSSA by a chromosomal mutation (5 ).

Last night, Jon and Rebecca Bond, the founders of Evolve, which I wrote about in Saturday's column, were on Piers Morgan's CNN interview show.

Damping due to gas drag and stirring by the largest body in each annulus of the disk mainly control e and i, which evolve in the protoplanetary disk during planet formation.

Let G i, j represent the gene tree upon which X i, j evolved according to fixed HKY85 substitution model parameters ϕ i, j.

He built a site called Xtreme Golf — " 'Xtreme' with an 'X,' which I thought was incredibly cool" — and then www.the-best-harrypotter-links.homestead.com, which evolved into MuggleNet.