Sentence examples for changing in that from inspiring English sources

Bath will be delighted to have him back and I can't see anything changing in that regard".

"Skateboarding is a hobby and a passion and it is kind of hard to see it changing in that way.

Without those other things running around we would have a good sort of model of homophonic texture, sort of block chords changing in that fashion.

In practice, things are rather different, but an open, obvious change would be, as Pell charged, "a doctrinal backflip" – and Pell, along with many other conservatives, defines the Catholic church as one incapable of changing in that way.

"After much soul-searching and reflection," he said, "I have come to realize that the position and responsibilities of a music director in America are changing in that they require many nonartistic activities, and I feel I have neither the energy nor the time to fulfill them.

"The latest thinking in the way we define giftedness is changing, in that it needs to be more inclusive," said Dr. Lewis, who recently completed a status report of the IG program that takes issue with the way the program defines gifted, and how the students are selected for inclusion in the program.

Begin your meditation by bringing to your awareness a current situation that is changing in ways that make you feel uncomfortable.

Still, the very institutions that symbolize the citadel of capitalism are moving or changing in ways that will continue to transform the old financial district.

Is worker consciousness changing in ways that might encourage or further inhibit organizing?

But the California electorate is also changing in ways that may not favor Newsom.

But this was real life, a room changing in ways that were physically impossible.