Sentence examples for currents of change from inspiring English sources

It concealed, even camouflaged, deeper currents of change.

Rural society, though more sheltered, was also altered by the currents of change.

Yet the company's outward signs of strength belie the powerful currents of change that are eroding its business.

To Ms. Garsia, though, Atlantic Yards embodies all the grim currents of change that have complicated her life.

But if this blatant papal blind spot does not disqualify Francis as an avatar of post-religious possibility it is because he has clearly set in motion positive currents of change that run deeper than anything he might himself intend.

There are dozens of books written about this subject, but, although its latest edition is several years old, "Currents of Change: Impacts of El Niño and La Niña on Climate and Society" by Michael Glantz is particularly well written and helps to put the eveolving understanding of El Niño into prespective.

It may be that opinions about what is morally acceptable have always been fluid, but the current of change is moving faster today than ever before.

What are the underlying currents of this change?

Presidents are buffeted and constrained by the currents of political change.

That dropped by 10,000 copies in 1999, the equivalent of a riptide in the placid currents of circulation change.

The ensuing domestic crisis, built to by painstaking degrees, becomes a whispered echo of larger currents of social change roiling the South.