Sentence examples for changes on the tune of from inspiring English sources

** In "The Less Deceived," the poems that follow "Church Going" ring changes on the tune of stoic depression, of life being (in "Age") a "tall game I tired myself with joining" and (in "Triple Time") "Threadbare perspectives, seasonal decrease".

In "The Less Deceived," the poems that follow "Church Going" ring changes on the tune of stoic depression, of life being (in "Age") a "tall game I tired myself with joining" and (in "Triple Time") "Threadbare perspectives, seasonal decrease".

The narrowed spread has also changed the tune of city officials.

But Oher's story might change the tune of some.

The assault certainly changed the tune of the office.

To the tune of 30,000+ signatures on a Change.org petition.

Then the first number, to the tune of "Chain of Fools," begins "Change, change, change/Change of life".

Not once does the tune of his exhaust change.

To the tune of billions.

It is conceivable that these widespread epigenetic changes affect the fine-tuning of cortex CNTNAP2 regulation.

Turning the dial changes the value of the tuning capacitor of the radio.