Sentence examples for I may have changed from inspiring English sources

"I think I may have changed her vote".

Much as I may have changed "The Fourth Wall," the world around it seems to have changed even more.

Unfortunately, now, while I may have changed, I see those same poor characteristics resurfacing in those same people I thought had changed with me.

Of course, by this time next week when I've a theatre full of 10-year-olds yelling "She's behind you" in my ear, I may have changed my mind.

No problem thought I. Now, 14 years on, I may have changed my opinion on how easy it is but I have enjoyed officiating immensely and have now refereed all the major cup finals [with the exception of the MacTavish] and the internationals.

I may have changed names, changed ethnicities and compressed events.

My father lost his father at 16, and I think it may have changed him forever.

Finally in our fourth hypothesis, we recognize that the genotype distribution at the Pan I locus may have changed because of selection by other agents such as those of climatic origin.

We explored this possibility further in a sensitivity analysis by restricting the sample to those who maintained the same occupational exposure at each age (i.e., job may have changed occupational code, but assigned exposure value remained the same) and those that maintained the same leisure time activity-level at each age (36y, 43y and 53y).

"I think the temperature may have changed a little," Jeff Ross, executive producer of "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," said.

I think his story may have changed and you'll have to look into that because then he'll have to tell what actually took place at the events.