Sentence examples for ask what changed from inspiring English sources

"We need to ask what changed".

I called Tenold up to ask what changed in between the Battle of Trenton and the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville last August, why young men in America are attracted to right-wing extremism, and the best way to get under a neo-Nazi's skin.

This week, the third anniversary of Sandy, is a fine time to ask what changes the superstorm inspired, and what work remains.

"I can see it from a demonstrator's view, asking, 'What changed?' " Mr. Richter said.

Asked what changed between May, when Ms. Boudin was denied parole by different members of the board, and this week, when her parole was approved, Mr. Grant said: "It does not look like anything did".

I asked what changed his mind.

Asked what changed their mind, Stabenow said the structuring was "responsible and positive".

When Warren is asked what changed, she replies (paraphrasing), "Hillary started receiving all this money from Wall Street, and they became her constituency".

Direct the group to the right direction by asking "What changed?

"We are asking, What changes would be good for investing and risk-taking?" Mr. Hubbard said.

When asked what changes the Rams made defensively in the second half, McNabb said: "They didn't change anything.