Sentence examples for felt so changed from inspiring English sources

I wanted to make a change in my appearance because I felt so changed, so I dyed my hair blue.

Wills' sister Emily wrote of him two months after the massacre: "He says he never felt so changed in the whole course of his life".

Still, he continued, "after just a few grueling weeks I felt so much change come into the company.

By challenging my understanding of my history, and explaining why I felt so blocked, this book changed me more than any other I have read.

In that three months, I got to know patients, I got to know families, I worked with an inspiring medical team, I felt so privileged, and it changed me forever".

After four bullpen sessions, Burnett said the stride change felt so natural he was not thinking about his mechanics.

As a result, the desire to change that I felt so urgently after Stacey's call has since faded.

"The advocates for change in Massachusetts felt so strongly that they pursued it in the courts, and those opposed to change are talking about passing a constitutional amendment," said John A. Kissell, the deputy minority leader of the State Senate and a ranking member of the judiciary committee.

But some people apparently have felt so strongly about the recent change banning the practice that there have been a spate of alleged suicides to avoid the new rule.

The lack of effective information and active citizen engagement are among the reasons why the impact of climate change has been felt so strongly in Madagascar.

I felt so sorry for her and decided that I should change my lifestyle.