Sentence examples for changing her tune from inspiring English sources

Changing her tune seems to be a theme for Ms. Lagarde, writes Andrew Ross Sorkin in his DealBook column.

Changing her tune seems to be a theme for Ms. Lagarde, which may explain her feigned sense of shock.

— Since running against Mitt Romney for the Republican nomination, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota has slowly been changing her tune about the man who has become their party's presumptive nominee.

Leslie became more aware that in her desire to build consensus and preserve harmony, she was actually creating disharmony by changing her tune and leaving critical information gaps along the way.

Most important, Edwards chose to throw in his lot with Obama and accused Clinton of changing her tune on Obama because she was losing.

"A little more than a year ago," an Obama mailer reads, "Hillary Clinton thought NAFTA was a 'boon' to the economy". The piece goes on to argue that the New York Senator is "changing her tune" now that she's campaigning in the Buckeye State.

Most strikingly, gain control occurred without changing orientation tuning.

And now I'm changing my tune on that one.

And what will Love be changing or fine-tuning for the Open this week?

"First he denied the basic science behind climate change, now he's changing his tune," Whithorne said in an email to HuffPost.

"Which is why you have Ed Miliband changing his tune and he might change his tune again tomorrow".