Sentence examples for changed tune from inspiring English sources
Solidarity, collective will, resistance – a changed tune from his 1941 paean to "work, family, fatherland".
Even the many Sunnis who welcomed American intervention have changed tune under pressure from the combined weight of rising religious xenophobia, proto-Baathist calls to patriotism, and the spirit of tribal vengeance provoked by occupation.
Just as Diebenkorn was finding fame with these intricate yet craggy paintings that hold their marvellous colours – cobalt, forest green, flamingo pink – like the evening sky in the branches of a tree, he suddenly changed tune.
But in the nearly two weeks since the elections, Trump has abruptly changed tune — ditching the messages that advisers now acknowledge were crafted in a Hail Mary play to excite his base and stave off Republican losses.
In the event, the voters slapped Mr Aznar in the face and gave the PNV a resounding boost of reassurance.You might have thought that, seeing the strength of Basque nationalism, Mr Aznar would have admitted his misjudgment, changed tune and acknowledged that to defeat ETA he would have to come to terms with the PNV.
