Sentence examples for changes in the characters from inspiring English sources

Natural symbols are further presented through the changing seasons, which "suggest delicate emotional changes" in the characters, as well as the letter-stones, which represent "love, communication, [and] the baton being passed from generation to generation".

Despite many changes in the characters' lives in the intervening years, their central preoccupations and frustrations remain unchanged.

And "Mad Men" planned its song placements meticulously, illustrating how changes in pop tastes were mirroring, or outrunning, changes in the characters.

Andrew Hanson of the Los Angeles Times, though somewhat confused to the cause-and-effect of the Observer's plot, he still found the show enjoyable, and called it "the Fringe version of the butterfly effect", a trope often used in other shows to show the impact of small changes in the characters' lives.

Third, caution must be taken that a diagnosis made during pregnancy may be attributable to transient changes in the characters of primitive headaches [ 25]; however, in the current study, 93.3% of ICHD-II defined migraine patients reported that their headache attacks started more than one year before the interview, hence mitigating concern of misclassification in this case.

Growth accompanied changes in the character of commerce.

The changes in the character of Kilimanjaro are registering beyond the ranks of climate scientists.

Instead, climate change appears to be manifesting itself primarily through changes in the character (rather than frequency) of wildfire.

In the 19th century the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution led to great changes in the character of lace.

In American Homicide, Randolph Roth charts changes in the character and incidence of homicide in the U.S. from colonial times to the present.

Epochal changes in the character of work, knowledge, and the life course oblige colleges and universities to be nimble in the present moment.