Sentence examples for changes or so from inspiring English sources
Nothing changes, or so it seems.
The changes, or so America and Britain hope, will shift the blame for Iraqi deprivation from the cruelty of sanctions to Mr Hussein's misrule.Financial control of Iraq would remain firmly in UN control: all the money from oil sales would go to the UN escrow account to stop Mr Hussein spending it on weapons.
Gideon changed all that—or so it seemed at the time. .
She had changed, or so she thought.
Five days later, all is changed, or so it seems.
In that year of change, or so it seemed, the Mets stood for something bigger, the possibility that anything could happen.
Things were bound to change, or so I thought on walking into a blues show a while back at the new Arts at St . Anns in Brooklyn.
Conversely, the Tories have bet the farm on Mr Cameron, their prized asset and symbol of change – or so they hope.
Still, the introduction of a local meter system in a few big cities could help propel change, or so some of the current system's most ardent opponents hope.
"I desire no superfluities, only for necessary change, or so, as I shift my linen". Mar-Worthy Women Revisited Third of a series of Hers columns on early feminist efforts.
Some things never change, or so it seems.
