Sentence examples for any sort of change from inspiring English sources

I have really healthy hair, which means it's stubborn to any sort of change.

At a time when people are so anxious about their futures, any sort of change feels alarming.

Persistent effort and the willpower to stay the course are the fundamentals for achieving any sort of change.

You can't do anything a week before the Open and expect to make any sort of change.

Cheney has been a creature of Washington since 1969, a 44-year streak whose very length belies any inclination toward insurrection, much less any sort of change.

The US Open is unlikely to be happy but Lewis said: "There will always be some negative reaction from any sort of change.

You have to see yourself as capable, as competent, as worthy of the time and discipline and sacrifice necessary to make any sort of changes, big or small.

"We certainly couldn't have anticipated any sort of seismic change in demand, which is what we have seen.

Norquist was only twenty-nine, and he quickly learned that generating public support for any sort of major change is difficult.

"But I'd be cautious to ever think of ourselves as a progressive band representing any sort of social change in South Africa".

Rafat Ali, CEO of Skift, a travel intelligence company that provides guidance for the travel industry, says it's extremely difficult to push through any sort of meaningful change in the industry.