Sentence examples for changing in character from inspiring English sources

The geomorphic agents respond to various climates, changing in character and effect.

In New York, the Catholic population is not declining, but shifting from place to place and changing in character.

In Thailand, the decades-old Muslim insurgency is growing and changing in character – and foreigners, as well as Thais, should beware, reports Asia Sentinel, an online platform for Asian issues.

AS suburbs stretch farther and farther out, the beachy Long Island Sound city of Milford, an hour and a half from New York City and an easy trip to places like New Haven and Stamford, finds itself changing in character — shifting, for many, from second-home destination to home sweet home.

Energy transitions have been described to be changing in character, with different drivers than in the past and the potential to accelerate, drawing on synergies between multiple domains [50].

Complicating matters in LMICs is the fact that ill health is changing in character.

Onstage at the Longacre Theater, Peter Scolari is in "Magic/Bird," slipping in and out of characters, changing in and out of blazers, pullovers, warm-up suits and sneakers, and moving in and out of accents.

The character of the village is changing in other ways.

I merely point out that the character of the Nasdaq composite index is changing and changing in a radical way and that fact is not very well appreciated.

For about three years she continued to document systematically the city's changing architectural character in a series of crisp, objective photographs, some of which were published in 1939 in the book Changing New York (reissued as New York in the Thirties, 1973).

Players began experimenting with ways of changing characters in 1992, when fans of the shoot-'em-up game Wolfenstein 3-D by Id Software, hacked into the code to replace the game's Nazi figures with Barney, the purple dinosaur.