Devolves is what happens a lot, and pretty much almost every platform devolves.
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At times, it even devolves into a simple action game.
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It devolves into a fight between Maura and Vicki, too.
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But as his story devolves into melodrama, the comedy curdles.
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But, being The Handmaid's Tale, this means everything devolves into chaos.
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By the end of the season, Insatiable devolves into sheer lunacy.
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Usually that's entirely percussion, keeping things going while the absurdity devolves.
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Social media devolves into a spiderweb of debates about chain restaurants.
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The love of tolerance devolves into a kind of unraveling licentiousness.
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But automatically believing an accuser devolves to abandoning the judicial process altogether.
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It also devolves into a kegger at the end for some reason.
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The sisterhood among the madam's prostitutes easily devolves into betrayal or indifference.
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As shoes go unshined and babies unfed, the municipality devolves into chaos.
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Oates's lengthy attempt at insights into these lives devolves into dehumanizing caricature.
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"Everything that devolves power from London is a good thing," Mr. Pichilingi said.
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The day quickly devolves into chaos as once cluttered calendars suddenly open up.
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What begins as a consensual encounter quickly devolves into a visceral, psychological assault.
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Wrapping up, there's a small council meeting that basically devolves into a sitcom.
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Thus, the movie, in its own way, devolves into an extended robot vs.
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As Mae rapidly climbs the company ladder, Annie devolves into an overworked mess.
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In the end, Nobody Speak devolves into a kitschy paean to journalistic heroism.
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See, talking about that, because when you have an anonymous platform, it devolves.
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Unless carefully managed, discussion in comments sections often devolves into a hateful exchange.
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Their ambivalence devolves into panic as they find themselves fearing for their lives.
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What starts out as a quirky conceit rapidly devolves into an annoying tic.
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As the drug takes effect, the conversation devolves into screams, moans and accusations.
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"Soon you'll be eating me," she suggests, before the scene devolves into uncomfortable sex.
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The rest of the panel devolves into a half-embarrassed, half-amused cackle party.
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The party devolves into a drunken mess with Archie being the worst of all.
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It is free of cynicism, but almost never devolves to cheap sentimentalism or shmaltz.
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The podcast devolves very quickly into an argument over the new Star Wars, somehow.
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There are never moments when Preger's account of Cunningham or peers devolves into sophomoric gossip.
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As his charm dissolves, he devolves from a mischievous daredevil into a ranting, tyrannical drunk.
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How did you get the idea for a movie that devolves into one giant shootout?
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The combat system quickly devolves into mindless tapping, while the game does the heavy lifting.
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Political discussion on immigration quickly devolves to racist, sexist, Fascist, Nazi or even Hitler invectives.
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" However, Rachel warns that the show devolves into something "more effed up than you were expecting.
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The scene then devolves as the two enjoy playing Sean Bean-as-Sir Mix-A-Lot.
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As she devolves into a nervous mess, we hear Lauren explaining how and why it happened.
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Otherwise, epistemological chaos ensues, persuasion becomes impossible, and politics devolves into a raw contest of power.
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Conservatives realize that liberalism too often devolves into a weakly coordinated set of interests and causes.
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Peru devolves half a mine's corporate income tax to regional and local governments in the area.
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When it devolves into yet another partisan tool, it loses its punch – and hurts our country.
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It's an event that quickly devolves into a crime family hostage situation involving an unexpected explosion.
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The final line devolves into shadowboxing—Jones bobbing and weaving like a mean-mugging Buster Keaton.
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It's disappointing, then, when the conversation devolves to the level of regular Sunday-league coke heads.
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The scene quickly devolves into chaos, however, when the Savage Warlords arrive to shoot up the place.
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Discussion in comments sections often devolves into an offensive and hateful exchange unless it is carefully managed.
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Because responsibility devolves downward, no single entity gets stuck tracking and dispatching an unwieldy number of DERs.
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Like sitting behind a desk as the world around you devolves into undead madness, it's pretty meaningless.
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The video starts innocuously enough, but slowly devolves into North Korea sports shooters aiming at Western forces.
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Pratt is angling for that humanizing quality time now, with mixed success that often devolves into frustration.
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If the committee devolves into a discussion of policy instead of process, it is doomed to fail.
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As the 2016 presidential campaign devolves to depths heretofore unseen, America's democracy occupies the global center stage.
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It stars Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale as 19th-century magicians whose friendship devolves into raging rivalry.
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Anything that devolves into bullying, hate mobs, online hate speech, or cancel campaigns becomes another beast entirely.
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It devolves into self-satisfied, fish-in-barrel commentary about topics like Twitter and the tabloid press.
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None of this is ultimately important to the episode, which devolves into a study on ambition and motherhood.
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What if it takes place between peers, and it devolves into a matter of he-said, she-said?
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The mostly excellent Resident Evil 7 starts strong and devolves into a shooting gallery in its final act.
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Watch as the Brooklyn punk band's beer and guac-filled house party rapidly devolves into a murder scene.
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Then he's elected president, and America devolves into a nation of manufactured wars, mass destitution, and concentration camps.
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What resonates most in Donald Trump's America is the way that empty, stupid boasting devolves into paranoid rage.
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Despite their good intentions, the students' march is woefully under-attended and devolves into yet another dance party.
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The county fair devolves into occupied territory, an echo of Griswold's previous experience reporting in Asia and Africa.
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And it becomes ... When it devolves into the Congressional debate, the internet service providers versus the edge providers.
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If the offensive devolves into street-by-street fighting, the chances increase that regime forces will use chemical munitions.
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What presents itself at first as a heartwarming story of brotherly love quickly devolves into a chaotic fever dream.
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It devolves into clichéd "I can't let you do that" confrontations on its way to a trifling punch line.
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From there, By the Sea devolves into a rapid succession of scenes that blur the line between movie and reality.
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Once the cat-and-mouse between Cayman and the sisters kicks off, the movie quickly devolves into rote action mode.
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The Tate situation devolves even more when you find out Tate isn't just a mass murderer — he's a rapist, too.
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" And then it devolves into a Mad-Lib of epithets before warning that "your time is coming, watch out nigger.
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When asked why she wants to be president or for any positive vision, she devolves into a list of programs.
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The book follows the respectable, upper-middle-class Mandible family as the economy collapses and the country devolves into chaos.
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A central drama arrives at its anticlimax when Mark's sympathy for a cancer-ridden student devolves into banal administrative frustration.
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The more Henry explores, the more he slowly devolves into madness as the world around him begins to crumble into terror.
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" After confidently trying to take over the product demonstration, Paltrow devolves into Johns' anxious demeanor, calling Himalayan sea salt "angry sugar.
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Some of the class devolves into war stories of the sort only the most committed collector of campaign trivia could love.
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The central, overarching conflict of the first six Star Wars movies is that a democratic republic devolves into an authoritarian dictatorship.
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Her implication was a federal union in which a hitherto heavily centralised state, dominated by the ethnic Burman majority, devolves powers.
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The tower devolves into anarchy, a Hobbesian state foretold in the opening scene, in which Laing cooks and eats a dog.
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This legislation devolves federal responsibility for our air traffic control system by handing it over to a private corporation, ATC Corp.
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Many people hate making forced small talk, because it usually devolves into meaningless chitchat about things like sports and the weather.
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A quest for justice devolves into a bloody, vengeful spiral in this thriller by the South Korean director Kim Jee-woon.
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It devolves into a drunken karaoke night since the rest of the group leaves tomorrow, but we still have another day.
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Only in the last act, as Joel's life devolves into disaster, does the action speed up enough to match the plot.
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But with everyone in isolation, the narrative rapidly devolves into a touch-and-go chatroom with little room for emotional crescendo.
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As the impasse over who gets to govern the country devolves into broader violence, Bolivia's young democracy is facing a pivotal test.
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Eventually, his speech devolves into a stand-up routine, which frankly would be preferable to what's been happening during our current debates.
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Scroll down the thread and you'll notice it devolves into a thread alleging analogous incidents at other chain restaurants beyond Olive Garden.
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You can imagine that either no time has passed, or that you are stuck in eternity as it devolves into endless entropy.
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The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)… devolves powers over standards, tests, and accountability from the Department of Education to states and localities.
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What begins as satire devolves into madness, culminating in a nightmarish dinner party attended by bitter, resentful zombies, all named Uncle Dave.
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What begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult.
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And CNN told me it would think twice before giving full coverage to a Trump news conference that devolves into an infomercial.
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The whole thing devolves into literally everyone yelling within minutes, so let's take this segment by segment for some amount of decorum.
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But a dense tone cluster of brass and Hammond organ interrupts this repose, and the music devolves into a buzzing, asynchronous mass.
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As your eye travels down the piece, however, it devolves into a heap of dirty, tangled, old wedding dresses on the floor.
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But of course, Midsommar is an Ari Aster movie, so the thing inevitably devolves into some grotesque horror and bear-related violence.
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Either, a world that increasingly devolves into being more and more difficult to meet human needs and increasingly painful losses of biodiversity.
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But it's not just that it devolves power to the states — it also involves a 16 percent cut in federal health spending.
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The riveting seven-minute clip of the misunderstanding to end all misunderstandings is full of suspense, which soon devolves into complete chaos.
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The Witch takes on a 17th century family as it devolves into hysteria amid the belief their oldest daughter is a witch.
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What starts out as an innocuous bragging contest soon devolves into hilarious, barbed attacks, as the two try to top each other's zingers.
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But the spot quickly devolves into a tone deaf play on gender stereotypes, a cringeworthy mashup of 21st century tech and 1950s sensibilities.
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Like all journeys to Mars, theirs devolves into hysterics, brash decision making, and uncomfortable sacrifices for the greater good of a questionable mission.
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In one, where so-called data localization requirements take off, the internet devolves into a two-tiered system of haves and have-nots.
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When a muskrat climbs out of the water to reveal its tapering, almost hairless tail, the confusion devolves into yet another mistaken identity.
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Her narrative often devolves into an inside-baseball account of a very long, very slow season with a host of very grouchy managers.
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It devolves most insurance regulation back to the states, freezes the Medicaid expansion, and converts the program's funding to a per-capita allotment.
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Furthermore, Sanders is not in control of whether the debate devolves into a discussion of the "looming socialist threat" of Medicare for All.
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This quickly devolves into each of us having a bottle of wine and painting our nails while we watch When Harry Met Sally.
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The weekend bar scene on the Lower East Side often devolves into a slurry of drunken shouting, projectile vomit and police horse manure.
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Still, Ellison may in fact be hurt more if the race devolves into a bitter grudge match between Sanders fans and establishment Democrats.
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In the photo collage below, you can see the see how the clarity devolves after 10x, but is quite good up until then.
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"The movie is an unappealing hash of moviemaking clichés that, after much scurrying and blathering, devolves into a generic shoot'em-up," she wrote.
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As she devolves into a weird hybrid of Perle Mesta and Nancy Drew, her sense of self-importance billows like a mushroom cloud.
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Harris's drop in the polls and consistent demonstration of who she really is devolves into the people she's hired to work for her.
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This may help to explain, in part, why our politics have coarsened and real political debate quickly devolves into anger and name-calling.
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Jeff Stein But it's not just that it devolves power to the states — it also involves a 16 percent cut in federal health spending.
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Take "Big Smile," the second song on Time & Space, which devolves into a psychedelic bridge full of flanged drums and effects-laden spoken vocals.
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Obviously this effort devolves into absurdity, with the characters stripping off everything they're wearing because it might somehow be morally repugnant to keep on.
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She's worried about fitting in, so she asks her sister (Claire Danes) to join, and then it devolves into good old-fashioned familial chaos.
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Everything devolves into screaming matches on social media, a deafening echo chamber that spirals further and further into dark places while nothing gets solved.
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His drawings bring together two divergent aesthetic possibilities — material sensuality and structural restraint — to attain a form that never devolves into mere visual effects.
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The episode starts with the traditional Bravo reunion show hellos and quickly devolves into a sister fight worthy of the ladies from New Jersey.
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And it all devolves from there: I know about this experience because I fall into the category of mothers who did not breast-feed.
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Social media drama will implode without you adding fuel to the flames and potentially make yourself a target if it devolves into personal attacks.
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Without a way to filter, it devolves into a lumbering beast with a plethora of icons obscuring the map and making navigation a chore.
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Higher education now has offices of euphemization run by bureaucrats whose entire reason for being devolves from the avoidance of any and all conflict.
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"American Girls" too often devolves into generalized observations (about bullying, narcissism, misogyny, etc.), illustrated with anecdotes drawn from the more than 200 interviews she conducted.
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The macabre poignance of the first two-thirds of the film swiftly devolves into silliness, ending on a note that is neither heartbreaking nor horrific.
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So more often than not, it devolves into the most basic of talking points — the exact thing it's trying to skewer in the first place.
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The show then devolves into a Jerry Springer-like brawl against Olenna and Joffrey, who finally learns that the elder Tyrell matriarch was his killer.
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This revelation pushes Zoey to send her own "U up?" text that night… which devolves into that cringe-worthy scene we were talking about earlier.
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Less than 1 percent is still a lot of money Too often when reviewing budgetary considerations the analysis devolves into a series of hyperbolic comparisons.
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But, at least as often, dinner devolves into a failing effort to find out what happened at school or a nag-fest over mealtime manners.
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Her day then rapidly devolves into a series of lessons on the permanence of death, as is typical of day-to-day elementary school life.
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As such, the final third of the book devolves somewhat into a morass of abbreviations, reports from conferences, and policy discussions folded into canned dialogue.
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Carlson's dream job, however, devolves into a nightmare as her boss, Ailes, starts pressuring her for sex and eventually fires her for refusing his advances.
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Most of the country, including several provincial capitals, is threatened by the Taliban, even as the insurgency devolves into a network of narco-criminal enterprises.
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This conflict rapidly devolves into a bitter veteran-off: two old guys, who've presumably seen some things in their time, barking hatefully at each other.
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Interestingly, as the debate devolves from the national level to the state and local levels, a schism has formed between the lower levels of government.
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Hate devolves humanity into more primal instincts where we are forced to function from a place of fight or flight, lacking skills of mature cognition.
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Iggy is then like, "what" and Eric is all like, "why are you even butting into my conversation with Anthony?" and it devolves from there.
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The Sundance hit centers around a town that devolves into murderous hysteria after a wide-reaching hack that exposes everyone's secrets for the world to see.
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"Carlyle," directed at a brisk clip by Benjamin Kamine and powered by the dynamic Mr. Jones, is loosely put together and sometimes devolves into random speechifying.
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In one, Gottfried begins by congratulating a couple named Andy and Todd on their recent engagement—and then devolves into a (comedic?) tirade against gay marriage.
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In "The One with the Routine," the group is invited to a taping of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, which devolves into hilarious dance routines.
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After that, though, Halloween devolves into a fairly by-the-numbers slasher movie -- those numbers including a whole lot of gruesome deaths, mostly involving Allyson's classmates.
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Their shared moment of literary catharsis quickly devolves into an argument, which is punctuated by a startling and hilarious jolt of physical comedy (one of many).
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The chefs play a lot with the line between sweet and savory, which is a game that usually devolves into throwing fruit at perfectly good dinner items.
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Or possibly if they've read early reviews out of Sundance, which suggest this film starts out as a smart, ambitious satire and devolves into a predictable bloodbath.
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As is often the case with aliens on the big screen, the crew's elation over the microscopic organism quickly devolves into fear and a struggle for survival.
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The commercial vehicle financier's book value may take a hit of 4-5 percent if the guarantee is invoked and liability devolves on the company, Jefferies said.
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The exchange underscored that while both Lula and Moro face public scrutiny, the judge may have more to lose if the interrogation devolves into a contentious exchange.
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More attuned to the comedic stylings of the late '90s, this remake struggles to hold up today as the latter half devolves into a slapstick-laden mess.
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The whole thing eventually devolves into the maelstrom of reactionary moralizing that is Mr. Perry's specialty, not that any informed viewer would have reason to expect otherwise.
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The A.I. also tends to go over any block of land that doesn't have any land on it, which devolves into pointless tugs-of-war on busy maps.
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As for the larger novel and the doctor's Odyssean journey through the blizzard, it devolves into a tired slog through waist-deep and seemingly endless drifts of snow.
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What starts as a polite dinner party among friends soon devolves into existential crisis and a comedy of manners in the latest episode of The Creatures of Yes.
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Kelly herself is somewhat believable as a hacker — even if sometimes she devolves into chugging Mountain Dew in a hoodie — but her friends are larger-than-life caricatures.
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But the alliance immediately devolves into chaos, as they turn on each other to fight over the Nazis' supply of a rare energy source, triggering global nuclear war.
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In a matter of minutes, a normal, rational person devolves into someone who can't recognize shapes, someone who can't move his hands, and someone who can't save himself.
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And for those eager to follow the artist's line of thinking, the exhibition is a bold, playful, and inventive engagement with local history that never devolves into didacticism.
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A family dinner in '99 quickly devolves into a private hell for Fleming's father, Joe—who accidentally tells his son's soccer coach something he can never take back.
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When I ask him to take on tasks with our children, such as bedtime or supervising homework, it generally devolves into screaming matches between him and the kids.
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There are times when the action becomes too much, though, and in these moments, Control devolves into a mostly generic third-person shooter where you're hiding behind cover.
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For the ragtag crew of "Mall Rats," the mall at first serves as a place of comfort and a getaway from their troubles, until it devolves into chaos.
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Ultimately, if the 2020 election devolves into another election on Donald Trump's personality, Democrats risk losing their 2018 congressional gains, and potentially even the White House once again.
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As much as you love your job or field of study, keeping all of your tasks straight quickly devolves into opening Twitter more often than we'd like to admit.
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But there is no ghost, and when the Ouija board users are deprived of their ability to spell out words they can see, the game rapidly devolves into gibberish.
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In short order, the situation devolves into another moral exploration of Carol and Morgan's philosophies on violence, vengeance, and how to reconcile their past selves with their current ones.
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The movie also runs out of steam by the end and devolves into yet another dull shoot-'em-up, courtesy of a drab hit man played by Matt Bomer.
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The proposal also partially devolves Medicaid spending to the states through block grants and per capita caps, which is projected to save an additional $28503 billion over 22019 years.
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She occasionally hosts a live chat on the gaming community platform Twitch, but says the conversation devolves quickly if her harassers flood the space with bullying or threatening comments.
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While America and China spend vast sums on artificial intelligence, which they see as an essential component of their hard power, the EU devolves too much say to industry.
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It all devolves at the end with the Republican singing her heart out to an off-tune "Star-Spangled Banner" and everyone too high to really care about politics.
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This has proven (at least from what I've seen) to be a largely speculative endeavor, one that frequently devolves into haggling over what the precise definition of populism is.
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A formalist experiment that soon devolves into a mannerist indulgence, the movie almost incidentally involves a gang of snarly, sweaty men loafing about in a studiously rundown Mediterranean compound.
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Including this provision in the upcoming omnibus bill will help to more fully address retirement insecurity and combat a pressing policy issue before it devolves into a systemic crisis.
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The passions get more vicious and personal — in a striking scene, a focus group devolves into screams, tears and racism — until a pro-Remain member of Parliament is murdered.
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Hiwa K is documented moving through the protest march, playing on a harmonica, but the situation devolves into conflict around him, as tear gas is introduced to the crowd.
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And from there, the show devolves into a wild array of facial expressions, rapid cutaways, and dramatic close-ups, all as SpongeBob and Patrick try to rectify their mistake.
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It starts off in Tennessee Thomas's East Village store-cum-clubhouse-cum-activism center, The Deep End Club, and devolves—scratch that—let's say evolves into dancing in the street.
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Ultimately, if 2020 devolves into simply another election on the personality of Trump, then Democrats risk losing the White House and ensuring another four more years of him in office.
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But what starts out as any other night soon devolves into chaos, presumably because a mustachioed and shirtless Hemsworth walks in, completely soaked from the pouring rain, looking for trouble.
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As the night devolves into something resembling Suspiria, Peter grapples with his warped perspective of his indiscretions, from which his money and male privilege have allowed him to escape punishment.
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When the public can not agree upon a shared reality—when confusion and distrust and propaganda reign—politics devolves into a pre-democratic struggle for power, which will disfavor resisters.
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While our own political process devolves into a mix of racist demagoguery and open-mic comedy routines, no one can be blamed for finding a little comfort in this fantasy.
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"If this devolves into a full-blown trade war, the resulting harm will undo all of the great economic progress we've made with deregulation and tax reform," Toomey added Friday.
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But when these two highly combustible elements come together, something very weird happens in the reaction, and all of that brainpower somehow devolves into pussies, bizarre homoeroticism, and flying footwear.
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But here's the ultimate irony: They can still cast votes on successive ballots, so they could be more influential than ever if the Democratic primary devolves into a floor fight.
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"Saul" tells the story of Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer and part-time con man who devolves into the criminal attorney we first met on "Breaking Bad," Saul Goodman.
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At its weakest, "Happiness" devolves into a stern lecture, delivered through Attila, arguing that our avoidance of discomfort has become a pathology, one that supports an ever-expanding therapeutic industry.
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The film then devolves, however, into a sort-of extended homage to Kubrick's movie, striking in its familiar visual imagery, but in terms of the larger story, an overlong mess.
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Its biggest laughs come immediately in an interview with Matthew McConaughey that matches the best Between Two Ferns episodes for uncomfortable laughs, then devolves, slowly and terrifyingly, into utter chaos.
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Where the case devolves into finger-pointing is Mr. Shkreli's claim that he only followed the advice of Retrophin's corporate lawyers, and therefore did not have any intent to defraud.
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Harassment, Transphobia, and Racism: A Look Inside Blind's Anonymous Chatting Forum for Google Employees Every anonymous messaging app eventually devolves into cruelty and abuse, and such is the case with Blind.
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Written by Ms. Donoghue and directed by Lenny Abrahamson, the movie flickers with grace and imagination during its initial half but devolves into a dreary, platitudinous therapy movie in its second.
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Her eye for action serves Wonder Woman well until its climax, which eventually and unfortunately devolves into the dreary CG nonsense we've come to expect from big-budget blockbusters like these.
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This is where the debate and thoughtful thinking should be about how to address carbon dioxide emissions, but instead it devolves into choosing sides between either using coal or quitting coal.
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Religious thinkers and leaders have sought to reclaim the phrase, seeing how rapidly its meaning devolves every time it is trotted out -- and subsequently ridiculed -- during every tragedy of gun violence.
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When division involves purity and impurity, when it devolves into a pure contest between "us" and "them" — then there is no bargaining, because there are no negotiable principles, just team loyalties.
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If the coronavirus outbreak in the US devolves into a pandemic, medical workers will require 3.5 billion face masks over a year, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Finally, for those times when your kid's whining devolves into a meltdown, NYT Parenting contributor Paul Underwood canvassed the experts for the tantrum-taming tips most worth adding to your arsenal.
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"For a segment of his supporters, the scapegoated institutional elite quickly devolves into a code word for Jews, especially when condemnation of anti-Semitism is absent or diluted," Mr. Levin said.
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The narratives share a thread: A hopeful younger self just breaking into show business meets a big-name moviemaker, and the encounter devolves into threats, exhibitionism, unwanted physical contact or violence.
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Even her rendition of the famed "Dance of the Seven Veils" reflects this: it starts with precise footwork, then devolves into sensual, primitive body-shaking gestures as it nears its end.
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In flashbacks, you see her as a college student drinking beer and kissing a girl she fully intends to learn the name of eventually before the world devolves into gritty, dystopian chaos.
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How To Get Away With Murder opens with a fiery college bacchanal that quickly devolves into four students fighting over the best way to hide the body of someone they just murdered.
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Her remarks on the campaign trail were as much a message to men as they were to women, amounting to a reminder that decency still exists, even as public discourse rapidly devolves.
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In particular, it devolves to firms the right to negotiate longer hours and overtime rates with their own trade unions, rather than having to follow rules dictated by national industry-wide deals.
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In each episode of the trippy talk show, Katya and Trixie tackle a different "topic of the week," though the conversation usually devolves into hilarious rants, that are punctuated with surreal animations.
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Over the next few years, movies may lose altogether the aspect of public solitude, of being alone together in a crowd, in the dark, marvelling as spectacle devolves upon the human face.
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As usual in large commercial fairs, most of what you'll see at Frieze quickly devolves into so much product, but there is still some soul to be found amongst the gaudy baubles.
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Meanwhile, their husbands extend and expand upon a closeness of their own that is rent asunder in a second act that devolves into one bitter and vitriol-driven face-off after another.
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After he drops the cosmic bombshell about putting the sun in the center and setting the Earth in motion around it, the rest of the book devolves into a treatise on geometry.
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Without stakes, without an investment in the characters and their dilemmas, action quickly devolves into spectacle which — I've learned the hard way — enthralls an audience for roughly one and a half seconds.
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His books are complex (and sometimes messy) feats of storytelling, often involving dreams, extended reveries, unreliable narrators — or a combination of all three — so that reality itself devolves into a game of telephone.
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That delicate edging is the last bit of subtlety to be found in this production, which almost immediately devolves into a loud, in-your-face spectacle that shamelessly begs for laughs and applause.
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Whereas the rest of the book is written in dry, largely uninflected prose, the epilogue — which almost reads like a Republican attack ad — devolves into a condescending diatribe unworthy of a serious historian.
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More and more heroes appear and overwhelm the narrative as everything devolves into endless fight scenes and narration that is forced to explain the bigger ideas because they've become lost in the action.
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Like all good meme streams, the Simpsons Shitposting™ group evolves (or, ahem, devolves) on a near-daily basis, but the emphasis is always on The Simpsons, particularly the show's giddy, inventive early seasons.
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What starts with her loudly chewing ice during dinner with her in-laws quickly devolves into her ingesting increasingly physically harmful objects: a marble, a thimble, a paperclip, a thumbtack, a battery, a nail.
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Angie Han, Mashable: Her eye for action serves Wonder Woman well until its climax, which eventually and unfortunately devolves into the dreary CG nonsense we've come to expect from big-budget blockbusters like these.
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The drawl in the accents are real but not caricatures; the dialogue, partially fogged by marijuana smoke, devolves from requests for recompense for the side mirror to a critique of Paper Boi's latest mixtape.
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This is how the line between publicist and writer blurs, and how criticism devolves into a homogenous hybrid of press release-speak and internetty psychobabble that leans heavily on yass kween pop star worship.
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Welcome back to the second bloodied leg of The Chad Show, ABC's ultimate will-they-or-won't-they-die summer docudrama in which a relaxed pool gathering quickly devolves into a disappointing horror movie.
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As China continues to gain in wealth and power, while its political system devolves into a one-man dictatorship, it would appear that the final chapters of this tragedy have yet to be written.
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Based — loosely seems altogether too generous a word — on the Stephen King series, the movie is an unappealing hash of moviemaking clichés that, after much scurrying and blathering, devolves into a generic shoot'em-up.
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Even changing scenery can help jog you out of old patterns, so if the family dinner table always devolves into chaos, try going out to eat one night and see if it improves relations.
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I joined r/WhitePeopleTwitter, a subreddit that consists mostly of jokes and observations poking fun at white people but, in the comments, sometimes devolves into a racist spam machine and requires very active moderation.
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What begins as a modern take on a classic war tale quickly devolves into a hellish nightmare wrought with horrific medical experiments and gruesome altercations with its patients for whom help is already too late.
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But since we're bound to keep hashing out these issues for decades to come, we're lucky to have Ann Powers's knowledgeable and humane perspective to ground a conversation that too often devolves into ahistorical polemic.
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The polka starts blaring at 7 AM as the daylong binge's first beers go down, and the fun devolves into a scene that can be a little difficult and exhausting for those who aren't inebriated.
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As the country devolves into just the place my 94-year-old Jewish grandma has warned me about for years, a few Saturdays ago I found myself spending a day staring at this man, Marcel.
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Raul Reyes: Debate devolves into a free-for-all Tuesday night's debate was somewhere between an episode of "The Jerry Springer Show" and a "Real Housewives" reunion: messy, chaotic and embarrassing for nearly everyone involved.
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For some, the potential for digital companionship quickly devolves into anxiety over our reliance on technology and, more pointedly, the role that this dependence might play on the dissolution of intimate relations with family and community.
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In its final act, just as It should be raising the stakes, cranking up the emotion, and delivering us a balls-out bonkers finale, It instead devolves into a generic monster battle and starts to drag.
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Usually these things are more like a highly anticipated boxing match between two big-time fighters that slowly devolves into a farcical exhibition of flailing arms and a bunch of hold me back, hold me back!
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Rather predictably (if you've seen the end of "True Detective" Season 1, which Fukunaga directed), the hunt for Japheth Dury devolves into a cat-and-mouse game through the labyrinthine, dimly lit halls of the reservoir.
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Near Kobe Station, the arcade devolves into a ghost town, with only the occasional open stall peddling 22th-century, Showa-era toys and boxes of old remote controls; better to start at Motomachi and walk southwest.
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One, "Gun Control," about school shootings, devolves into one long joke about a banana — but its end glances at the grief Adamczyk clearly knows how to explore, one from which we wish she wouldn't turn away.
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Where Deming's story, too, eventually devolves into a conventional narrative of a young person learning to follow his bliss, it's hard not to see this book as one that takes risks but then hedges its bets.
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Sometimes on hour three or four, the joy of it becomes physically painful for me, tears streaming down my face as my laughter devolves into a half-gagging fit not unlike a self-inflicted tickle torture.
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Though Snatched starts strong, it soon devolves into a series of slapsticky set pieces that vary in hilarity, ranging from Christopher Meloni masquerading as an Indiana Jones type to a gag-worthy bit with a tapeworm.
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In the second episode, Luke and Claire (Rosario Dawson) have a little verbal fight that seems like a couple not seeing eye to eye, but devolves into an explanation of what happened in the show's first season.
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And Facebook's various platforms highlight the total number of likes for each expression of ourselves online, which quickly devolves into a way of quantifying and comparing your relative popularity and adjusting your behavior to be most liked.
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"I seek to engage in these decisions with civility and thoughtful discussion and meaningful discussion, and it is unfortunate, I think, at times perhaps it devolves into something that is much different," Pruitt said in the interview.
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Starting out as a dare, the teenagers' trip to the woods and the haunted Sickhouse—broadcast at first as "real life" over five days, on the Snapchat account of its star—soon devolves into something more sinister.
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With growing competition for jobs and resources, losers (those he calls the "left-behinds") seek scapegoats for their woes, and consensus becomes harder to reach as politics devolves into more and more of a zero-sum game.
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"If the upcoming election devolves into chaos, the economy, businesses, jobholders and families — all Kenyans — will pay a heavy price," read a statement from a group of diplomats representing the United States, Britain and the European Union.
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In Cooking with Abigail, Stauber creates a world in which the little girl, Abigail, appears to be a child star while the show's jingle devolves into a tell-all by one of the fruits she works with.
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There's no charm in Stella and Barney, who are too busy trying to impress upon you how great they are that their work finally devolves into one long shrill cry cloaked in a variety of elaborate costumes.
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So the level of insanity to which the left devolves every day is a testament to how much President Trump us in their heads and a testament to how their utopian idealism under President Obama has absolutely collapsed.
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And to be sure, Deadpool fits the description of a movie that devolves into the same-old, same-old in the end, so it's not as if it broke the mold as much as it truly could have.
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And while SpaceX is "cool" in a nerdy space exploration kind of way, it seems likely to effectively be tourism for the ultra-rich until it (maybe) devolves into a series of escape pods from a dying planet.
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What begins as a delightful reunion soon devolves into a disconcerting look into the horror of unchecked power as the boys' lives are revealed to have been part of a secret and wildly unethical study of human development.
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"Blockchain Association, a blockchain lobbying firm, replied to Trump and urged him to support the technology that "has the potential to fuel US [economic] growth and ... devolves power away from tech monopolies into the hands of the people.
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The government has promised a new constitution that devolves power, the facilitation of an international probe into alleged war crimes during the final phase of a 26-year civil war, IMF-backed fiscal discipline and post-war reconciliation.
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The market is so oversupplied and worried about this condition persisting that it is ignoring, almost completely, the red hot geopolitical situation in the Middle East, which devolves from the top line rancor between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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It's the scope of one man's extraordinary circumstances and the shift of someone who begins as a victim of child abuse and devolves into a drug addict, and the continuing trauma upsetting any stability within his own family.
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From there, the day slowly but surely devolves as people absorb the news and try to figure out what the hell they're supposed to be doing — a feeling that we've all, unfortunately, come to know all too well.
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It's got all the usual hooks that would normally draw me in — absurdly deep character creation, an elaborate franchise mode, a huge roster of differently skilled fighters — but the actual wrestling plays awkwardly and usually devolves into button-mashing.
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If the situation in Europe devolves to the extent that the future of the currency union (the euro) is at risk, international investors might once more turn to the Treasury market as a safe haven, thus suppressing Treasury yields.
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Fugitive: Elton Jardines -- What begins as a rare night out for a group of single moms ends tragically when a random encounter at a gas station devolves into a one-sided shootout that takes two of the women's lives.
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Having reached the end of the plates, the sensors will move backwards and start again," according to the artist The result is purposely flawed, and because it is assembled by imperfect human hands, the whole thing devolves "into disorder.
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As ISIS loses territory, the terrorist threat it poses in the region — through its provinces and terrorist cells — and in the West may increase (at least in the short term) as it devolves from governance to insurgency and terrorism.
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The novel's tone often devolves to the level of the bodice ripper ("It pleases her, how irresistible she is to him") or the mall ("Lee wants to roll her eyes but restrains herself"; reader, I did not restrain myself).
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The joke in Brussels is that the search giant has hired every lawyer there not working for the opposition, just to keep them on retainer for when the case, as is very likely, devolves into a lengthy court battle.
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It's a helpful lens through which to contemplate the foibles of humanity, but one that easily devolves into cliché: "I had the realization that humans are the most dangerous creatures" is not quite the revelation it wants to be.
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Then, after Pink fulfills her household duties, the storyline devolves into a booze- and pill-filled dance party — complete with his-and-hers drag — which culminates in a ménage à trois with a latex-clad, riding crop-wielding dominatrix named Rhonda.
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At over two hours, though, the movie simply takes too long building up toward the inevitable showdown, which pretty quickly devolves into a lot of CGI-enhanced mayhem that has its moments but isn't quite stirring enough to justify the wait.
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Envisioning a future in which transhumanism's wildest desires are realized is a heady thought experiment, one that quickly devolves into a vision of dystopia: too little space, too many bodies, and—if brains are uploaded from centuries past—obsolete software.
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That, when given the power to deliver on key promises made to their constituents such as balancing the budget or reducing waste of taxpayer money, the GOP too often devolves into power struggles, indecision, conflicts of interest and, sometimes, corruption.
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The show even lampshades all of its Friends comparisons, courtesy of season two's "The St. Valentine's Day Maxssacre": Happy Endings also offers up sly social commentary that helps ground its off-the-wall vibe, but it never devolves into soggy moralizing.
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As such, the president devolves into using racist and xenophobic rhetoric to weaponize a virulent disease that has proved more resilient than the administration has been as it wastes precious time blaming everyone and everything else for its own incompetence.
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Shulkin's standing in the administration has been shaky for weeks as his agency devolves into turmoil, and though White House press secretary Sarah Sanders maintained just last week that he has done "a great job," Trump now wants him out.
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And finally, feminist powerhouse Alderman writes of women gaining the ability to stun men with electrical shocks from their fingers, a sci-fi concept that soon devolves into a terrifying battle of the sexes that includes descriptions of torture and rape.
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The Armed's music videos have been no less perplexing—short films about one-man karaoke bands, an elegant dance routine that devolves into anarchic violence, and Tommy Wiseau of The Room listening to Only Love while wearing the aforementioned ghillie suit.
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A study in martyrdom and in keeping going when lives are upended, Liwaa Yazji's play (translated by Katharine Halls) devolves into shouty overkill in the second act, risky considering that quite a few audience members did not return after intermission.
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What's more, they're in a country they no longer recognize, that is rapidly Westernizing and will soon see its system of government crumble in favor of something ostensibly more capitalist — that eventually devolves into the authoritarian Russian government of today.
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In "Los Punks," a gig at a tattoo shop devolves into near-total bedlam: An inebriated attendee tosses a portable basketball hoop off a roof; the police are called, but leave to deal with a shooting; a resident starts cursing out the showgoers.
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Chosen by the coalition because he was so agreeable and self-effacing as to have offended practically nobody, Mr. Sirisena has pledged to persuade his Sinhalese people to support a new Constitution that devolves the powers of the central government that they dominate.
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The recording, released over the weekend by ABC, shows an argument between the drivers and passengers of two cars—a blue truck and a white sedan—which quickly devolves into a mess of fists, kicks, thrown soft drinks, and blood-curdling screams.
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Although there are glimpses of Ms. Sittenfeld's storytelling talents in the novel's opening chapters, "Eligible" swiftly devolves into the glibbest sort of chick lit; it reads less like a homage or reimagining of Austen's classic than a heavy-handed and deeply unfunny parody.
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As his character's weekend with his white girlfriend and her parents slowly devolves into an absolute nightmare, so much of Get Out's horror relies entirely on Kaluuya's face, on how his eye twitches, or on a tear trickling at precisely the right moment.
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He was inspired by William Luther Pierce's 1978 futuristic white nationalist novel The Turner Diaries, which depicts a right-wing insurrection against a tyrannical, overreaching government that devolves into a nuclear tinged race war in which Jews, gays and non-whites are done away with.
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Asked at Thursday's event about the threat posed by North Korea, McMaster said that Trump will not accept a nuclear North Korea that threatens the US, putting the administration in a "race" to resolve the increasingly tense standoff before it devolves into a military confrontation.
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Every summer, the New York City subway devolves into a complete and utter hellscape, a place where boiling hot trains stall for 45 minutes, loose crabs take over entire compartments, delays run rampant, cars derail, and straphangers are subjected to all kinds of unspeakable horrors.
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This lack of an integrative identity has fueled not just violence but also pervasive corruption: The moment a politician gets into office, he or she feels entitled to steal on behalf of that smaller group in what devolves into a zero-sum contest over resources.
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Shulkin in quicksand Shulkin's standing in the administration has been in quicksand for weeks now as his agency devolves into turmoil, and though the White House press secretary maintained just last week that he has done "a great job," Trump now wants him out.
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The most frightening sequence in the show involves a seemingly kind act, a surprise birthday gift of an elaborate child's toy, which devolves into a scene of family rancor so distressing that I had to cover my eyes, as if it were a murder.
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A band of villainous hunters have a casual conversation about all the innocent people they're going to murder which devolves into an argument over whether it's appropriate to refer to their leader (Udo Kier) as a Nazi — all of which is presented with a completely straight face.
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Fights can be funny—like when a fight in a hotel room devolves into bottle-smashing slapstick set to "Baby Got Back, " or when the foreign object matchup is a fishing rod versus a sledgehammer —or frustrating to the point of being funny, but never fun.
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What could've been a balletic, nuanced exploration of how women exchange art and ideas devolves into a paint-by-numbers romantic comedy where the joke is, unequivocally, on Chris Kraus—the objective for the disheveled woman to win the unflinching approval of the desired guy by any means necessary.
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It says something that the return of her mercurial daughter Whitney (a welcome cameo by the actor Julia Goldani-Telles, who's about four seasons overdue for a POV of her own by my reckoning), which devolves into a shouting match within minutes, is the highlight of her day.
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The aforementioned riff on Brown going to a dark garage somewhere to buy some San Marzano tomatoes (the only tomatoes worth using in a red sauce, Brown suggests) eventually devolves into various people in the scene ripping mustaches off of each other's faces, like a lesser Monty Python bit.
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What the hell am I even talking about After the first three seconds—you'll probably hear that "Yeah!!" a lot over the next 36 hours or so—it devolves into pretty standard acceptance speech territory, but it's Oscar Isaac in pretty standard acceptance speech territory so whatever, I'll roll with it.
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If you work outside the home, or — god forbid — ever have to travel for work, your life devolves into a montage of huddling over a pump in closets and bathroom stalls, fighting with TSA employees over acceptable liquids, ending meetings before your boobs explode, and strategically timing your every cocktail.
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Here's where it all devolves into a muddled pastiche of Malick clichés: gorgeous nature shots, hissy-whispering nonsensical voice-over, and his latest kick, which is two movie stars — pick a combination, any combination — in a room, or a field, or a puddle, doing incredibly weird things to each other's bodies.
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Privately and publicly, party strategists focused on the nation's most competitive House and Senate seats next cycle are frustrated that conversation in the Democratic presidential race often devolves into arcane debates about Medicare for all, rather than last year's easier-to-grasp message about protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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His work Breve Historia de la Arquitectura en Guatemala (A Brief History of Architecture in Guatemala) (2010), for instance, featured performers wearing paper costumes of a Mayan Pyramid, a colonial church, and the modernist National Bank of Guatemala, whose traditional Guatemalan dance devolves into chaos until their costumes are destroyed.
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In the most nightmarish (but probably pretty unlikely) of scenarios, the breakdown of international order devolves into some sort of appalling cross between World War III and full-on rioting: All the first responders are tied up and it all turns into smash-and-grab window shopping on an international scale.
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He unleashes a torrent of intimate horrors in the first five minutes of the first episode, during the sixtieth-birthday celebration of the Epp family matriarch, simply called Grandma (Luise Ullrich), at which a festive and drunken gathering devolves into a round of smacks and insults over an errant spray of champagne.
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Because this is 2019 and everything immediately devolves into partisan warfare, these good results are immediately seized upon by Trump partisans who view the good news as a result of the president's policies, and by opponents who give credit to the already-improving economy that President Obama handed over in January 2017.
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Telling of a surveillance state in which our every move is monitored, the careering narrative devolves into a nasty revenge drama, by which point you've lost sympathy for both the hotshot intelligence expert Neil (Oliver Johnstone) and the emotionally damaged journalist, Cora (Rona Morison), on whom he alights first professionally and then romantically.
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It's a charming idea, but in the end, the ad just devolves into her standard talking points: that she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and "an America where all our sons and daughters have a chance to reach their God-given potential"—a line drawn almost word-for-word from Clinton's stump speeches.
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Look, you can either have this incredibly complicated and interesting debate that philosophers have had literally for thousands of years that ultimately devolves into intractable questions about whether people have free will or you can recognize that almost everyone wants to lead a life in which they consider themselves responsible for their own actions.
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It's a kooky, wicked comedy of manners set in a version of Queen Anne's 18th-century court that devolves into tragedy by the end, and it's led by a trio of terrific performances, all of which were nominated: Olivia Colman for Best Actress, and both Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz for Best Supporting Actress.
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Such dynamics become too much to grapple with; as a result, the conversation devolves into an argument about whether #MeToo has gone "too far" versus "not far enough"; my fear is that this is where it will stall until we lose patience and move on, when what we really need is a new approach.
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What begins as a serious exercise in civic engagement devolves (with the help of a can of Tree House beer we discover at the back of our fridge) into a game where we drink every time we hear a variant on "let me be clear," but we pay attention and discuss the entire time.
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Perhaps most at odds are two songs on the record: "29 #Strafford APTS," a sweeping, lyrical acoustic track reminiscent of the Bon Iver from years ago, and "21 M◊◊N WATER," a song with few lyrics that devolves into a cacophony of sounds by its last minute — both representative of how varied this album's tracks are.
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But equally disappointing is the way the updated story, which could have been a compelling exploration of the way grief and loss inform a young woman's journey of self-discovery, instead devolves into a predictable and derivative (it's all very Narnia) hodgepodge of fantasy-action that distracts from the elements that make the Nutcracker spectacle what it is.
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Similarly, the "Queen of Jordan" episode of 30 Rock mocks the trope as a reality TV staple: In the episode, a Real Housewives spoof show devolves into several people simultaneously throwing drinks into one another's faces, culminating with one of the faux cast members throwing a drink at a German shepherd in the back of a limo.
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Nico Minoru (Lyrica Okano), the sister of the late Amy, becomes Wiccan, Chase Stein (Gregg Sulkin) devolves into a clichéd jock douche, Karolina Dean (Virginia Gardner) fully embraces her family's church, and Alex Wilder (Rhenzy Feliz) retreats into the world of video games, while the social justice–minded Gert Yorkes (Ariela Barer) and perpetually cheery Molly Hernandez (Allegra Acosta) remain close.
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" Minutes later, a hugely respected, supersmart male political strategist I know — a Republican, white — shared his suspicions about the "11th-hour" timing of this latest development, telling me: "It's something that's impossible to prove and impossible to defend against, so this invariably devolves into a tribal death match with the accused having a permanently damaged reputation even if confirmed by the Senate.
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What I didn't expect was that I would cry so hard, particularly during the film's thematic centerpiece: a blowout argument between Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson), a scene that begins with some light tension and devolves into a screaming match about their broken relationship and Charlie punching a hole in the wall of his barren Los Angeles apartment.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's a moment, before all the crayons are melted and before it devolves into some sort of poisonous stew that people in the past had to eat because that's all they had to eat, where some of the crayons have not melted and the crayons that have melted have not completely mixed together that this pan of melted crayons just looks awesome.
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Meanwhile, there's no way for your to turn off commenting on your own posts, even when the discussion devolves into something akin to "sexual assault victims are liars" (to reference a recent story.) Because perish the thought that Facebook would turn of the one mechanism that triggers repeat visits to its site, even if that means it would rather trigger traumatic recollections on the parts of its users instead.
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There's an unabashedness to the centrality of its women, but it also never once devolves into a bunch of scenes that amount to star, co-creator, writer, and director Natasha Lyonne taking center stage to say, "Well, as a woman..." But it's unlikely that Russian Doll's flinty femininity would be the first thing you talked about when discussing the show, or even the fourth or fifth or sixth.
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Monday: Trump denies racist tweets were racistTreasury secretary says he doesn't find Trump's tweets racistTrump admin limits asylum claims by Central AmericansActing immigration chief says he does not know details of ICE raids'Squad' responds to Trump: The US 'belongs to everyone'Trump gets his third acting secretary of defense this year Tuesday: Barr declines to bring charges against NYPD officer in Garner caseHouse session on condemning Trump comments devolves into fightJudge permanently blocks admin adding citizenship Q to censusTrump blames Obama as he reluctantly bans F-35 sales to TurkeyPompeo claims Iran is willing to talk missiles Wednesday: Trump celebrates House killing impeachment resolutionHouse votes to hold Barr, Ross in contempt over census disputeFeds end investigation into Trump Org and hush money payments2nd judge blocks Trump admin from adding citizenship Q to census Thursday: Trump picks son of Antonin Scalia as next secretary of laborHouse Judiciary asks Hicks to clarify testimony about DanielsTrump claims to disavow racist chant after pressure from alliesFBI warrants show Trump's close involvement in hush money effort Friday: Trump administration weighs allowing no refugees into US next yearJudge upholds a Trump admin alternative to Obamacare See you next week!
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