Sentence examples for changing its character from inspiring English sources

But art, Höller tells me, is changing its character, like it or not.

Like John Lanchester's London novel of the same name, the title refers both to the political status of the city it chronicles and to the torrents of money changing its character.

Chemistry as I knew it, the chemistry I loved, was either finished or changing its character, advancing beyond me.

"There was a feeling that the community was really changing its character around us," he said.

The main approach to the central plaza from Columbus Avenue, for example, has been entirely re-engineered without significantly changing its character.

The urban juncture it occupies has its roots in the 1860s as the city of Bombay began changing its character from a military post of the British to a mercantile capital.

Meanwhile Colonial Williamsburg has been changing its symbolic character.

Objectives: Our previous studies showed that the biodegradation rate of cross-linked porcine dermal collagen membrane (PDCM) could be retarded without changing its biocompatible character.

Unlike many California sauvignon blancs, these wines are not augmented with oak, which can add a sweet roundness that can be overwhelming, changing its essential character.

But he said he regarded the Algonquin as an investment and, as such, had no intention of changing its essential character.

However, it is difficult to calibrate any continuous monitor with the local aerosol because this would require resuspending the material, changing its basic character and size distribution.