Sentence examples for changed paradigm from inspiring English sources

The changed paradigm of this election could largely be seen on the faces of voters as I stood to exercise my right to vote.

Somehow I missed that definition in Aristotle's Poetics, but hey, things have changed, paradigm shifts, etc. Someone should tell every other culture where poetry is meant to be performed that if it's performed, it's not poetry.

In such a situation the question remains that a changed paradigm in chemotherapy should be adopted targeting the co-infections.

But changed habits change people's paradigms, and changed paradigms are what changes the world.

It's hard not to see the parallels between de la Peña and Goddard, both of whose revolutionary efforts have changed paradigms, shifting ideas about what can be achieved in their fields.

The situation is complicated, and unraveling requires changed paradigms especially regarding the structure of the monomer-in-water system at surfactant concentrations below the CMC.

Circumstances do not change, paradigms shift.

It won't save Palm, it won't change paradigms, and it won't send the iPhone hegemony crashing to its knees.

Everyone is trying to get into software now because it can so dramatically change paradigms.

Then Vietnam changed the paradigm.

"Now you've changed that paradigm".