Sentence examples for changed to some kind from inspiring English sources

Back then, she said, when confronted with a horrific crime that seemed motiveless, it was accepted to believe in werewolves, "that these were really not people who did this, that they changed to some kind of animal which allowed them to commit these murders".

"We need a clear target from the United States in Copenhagen," urged Yvo de Boer, who's charged with steering this UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) process to some kind of December resolution".

The details concerning this residual absorption, and its dependence on parameters such as the illumination duration, will depend on the mechanism by which absorption changes occur; if the absorption change is due to some kind of photochemical effect then the situation is likely to be different from when the absorption change is due to a thermal mechanism.

Change his food to some kind of cat food especially formulated for elderly cats, but ask your vet first.

I needed him to face a moral dilemma to give him the chance to change and achieve some kind of redemption.

Will this also lead to some kind of change in the sort of representations of women that we see on television?

"People in the industry are looking forward to some kind of sea change," Mr. Iwata said.

"There have been some dramatic changes to the kinds of problems that exist and the ability of government to solve them.

"You got to be willing to do whatever you can to make some kind of change".

One seminar participant asked about catalysts for change: does there need to be some kind of external crisis before change can take place?

The phenomenological methods are based on the change of some kind of material property due to healing.