Sentence examples for a sort of change from inspiring English sources

There was a sort of change of gear after the Festival, and the nature of his life altered.

On the team changing its style of play, and if that style is more conducive to winning in the playoffs: I think its definitely a sort of change that we've had to understand and go through.

Site stratigraphic or regional sequences may contain a succession of assemblages with different technological characteristics, demonstrating a sort of change through time [6], [8].

This is an evolutionary change but also a sort of paedomorphic change, in that the licking occurred in wolf pups but is now retained in adult dogs.

Unless, of course, you're over-sensitive and can't handle any sort of change in a series that's been running for 50 years.

I think it marks a sort of seismic change in Britain at the time.

In this case, the big bang is not a true beginning, but only a sort of phase change from one "epoch" to another (Penrose 2010).

I think he's a fantastic musician, and it was a refreshing sort of change of direction.

Wearside obliged, but the personality of the three MPs promises a different sort of change for the area where politics has traditionally been dominated by middle-aged or older men.

It was not unlike rallies a year ago, when a young black man was running for president and urging people to rise against the status quo to usher in a different sort of change.

"In terms of a sort of a sea change for BlackBerry," the company's co-C.E.O Jim Balsillie said at the time, referring to the iPhone's impact on the industry, "I would think that's overstating it".