Sentence examples for effected a change from inspiring English sources

Milton directed the attention of his readers from outside inward and thereby effected a change of consciousness no less momentous than that of Shakespeare.

"Had I done what I should have done as a citizen... then maybe we could have effected a change that could have stopped this... Our role as citizens isn't just to sit and watch.

When he connected them with biblical language, he was able to say of bread and wine that these are the body and blood of Christ, and of baptism that it effected a change in the believer's status before God.

President Bush picked up the theme again for the flood of coverage marking his 100th day in office, telling one interviewer that he had already effected a "change in attitude" in Washington where, he said, it was no longer a zero-sum game between the parties.

Has health conscious food become a big enough trend to have effected a change in menus?

We are now returned to the domain of objectivity that had characterized Books 1 and 2 of the Science of Logic, but we might expect such a return from subjectivity to have effected a change in objectivity as earlier understood.

I could be trusted to effect a change.

"You've got to effect a change," Hughes said.

Could she help effect a change in how literature and language are taught in Scotland?

"As private citizens, we have the resources and we think we can effect a change.

Lucas said: "We are not seeking through the transaction to effect a change to our underlying credit-risk profile.