Sentence examples for electrifying change from inspiring English sources

In the fourth iteration, an electrifying change occurs: the tempo accelerates by increments, until the music is suddenly hurtling forward.

In a different season, Kentridge's take on "The Nose," Dmitri Shostakovich's first opera, might have been an electrifying change of pace.

I also heard about partnerships among start-ups, governments, and large companies to achieve big changes like electrifying air travel or exponentially improving the potential for battery storage.

World War II, which had an unforeseen effect on the march of technology, electrified the pace of change.

By throwing down the gauntlet to the global rogues' gallery--including Muammar Gaddafi, Hugo Chavez, and Mohammed Ahmadinejad--willwill be in attendance at this year's UN confab in New York, Barack Obama can remind people abroad as well as at home why his election initially electrified their hopes for "change we can believe in".

Due to the environmental and energy crisis, many countries around the world are electrifying transportation, which will significantly change the way the current power grid operates.

But the change in 2012 has been electrifying.

To have Capaldi's spiky Twelfth Doctor face off against him without laser beams and the threat of universal domination getting in the way wasn't just electrifying to watch, it was a welcome change of pace.

EVs represent a tiny share of the nation's auto market, but efforts to electrify scooters and rickshaws may begin to change that.

In 2011, that movement arrived at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan calling the masters of our universe "the 1%" and the rest of us "the 99%." Simply wielding those two phrases brought to the fore a set of previously half-seen realities -- the growing inequality gap in this country and the world -- and so briefly electrified the country and changed the conversation.

Even an 11-year-old could see that the sleepy Southern town of the Eisenhower era was waking up, electrified by youth, glamour and the prospect of change.