Sentence examples for dramatic change in his from inspiring English sources
He realized that he needed a dramatic change in his life.
He ranks alongside Jefferson, Lincoln and Wilson as an architect of dramatic change in his own society.
Mr. Lambert lived hard until he died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1981, but Mr. Stamp made a dramatic change in his life.
But in 2005 he ordered the unilateral withdrawal of Israeli troops and settlers from the Gaza Strip, a move many considered a dramatic change in his political strategy.
Harry Jackson is by no means alone in identifying this as the turning point for a newspaper in need of dramatic change – in his oral history he claims that Gibbings 'frankly did save the paper'.
Whether or not the disease was behind the dramatic change in his skin color, Jackson surely was motivated, at least in part, by a belief common to Americans: that light skin, thin lips, small noses, and straight hair represent the most perfect example of beauty.
Yet the former resident whose home once took up the entire middle of the block initiated dramatic changes in his country, and 15 years after he disappeared from Indonesia's political scene, debate still rages about whether they were for better or worse.
Dr. Brewer confirmed, speaking clearly, carefully choosing his words, "It extends all the back to 1848," with the case of Phineas Gage who famously survived being impaled through the head with an iron rod that injured his frontal lobes but suffered dramatic changes in his personality (you can check out his skull and the iron rod at Harvard's Countway library of medicine where it is on display).
But while he admitted Britain was far from a "state of utopia", he pointed to the dramatic change in London, where his teenage daughters have never faced explicit racism.
