Sentence examples for fact has changed from inspiring English sources

But in the past four decades, this central fact has changed utterly.

The city, its spell partly due to the assuring impression that it never changes, in fact has changed many times.

Some acts of worship arise from the need of the worshipper to exult in praise of the holy and to express his joy or gratitude that his situation, in fact, has changed for the better.

Nothing major, in fact, has changed.

The project, in fact, has changed Ravn's creative outlook: "I don't do real world photography because it bores me," he admits.

Thirty years on, however, both theory and fact have changed.

Once the electrons have rearranged themselves (and the two excess electrons have wandered off), the atom will, in fact, have changed identity.

Note, however, that the ADB figures imply that India's GDP is also now 40% smaller, even though India has taken part in previous international pricing surveys (suggesting that Hong Kong's PPP may in fact have changed).

As always with Apple, those plans are subject to change (and, in fact, have changed a few times in the past — see: "Project Sphere").

Trump's demonization of immigrants, in sharp contrast to facts, has changed the conversation on immigration in America, turning it toward bigger walls and against the "strangers" that those of us who are Christians are commanded by Jesus to "welcome".

"Maybe the facts have changed.