Sentence examples for had so changed from inspiring English sources

The piece was a way of finding language to describe something that, to me, was so shocking and had so changed how I thought about things.

Forty years later, going through my recently deceased father's papers, I would discover the amount of the New York State Regents scholarship that had so changed my life: it was five hundred dollars a year.

After Thursday's decision, some state attorneys general said that a court should still consider breaking up Microsoft, while Microsoft executives said that the decision had so changed the state of play that they would no longer be willing to offer some of the concessions that they had accepted during the settlement talks that failed last year.

Thus, if each of the two environments described gradually change over time (leading to the formation of "subspecies"), then it may come to pass that, after 2,000 generations, the original two populations had so changed (their DNA) that the 2,000th generation of individuals would not have been able to successfully exchange genes with the originally derived 1,000th.

She regretted not trying to press him on way he had so changed towards her.

Frantic and guilt-stricken, Harry Glicken convinced three separate helicopter pilots to take him up on flights over the devastated area in a rescue attempt, but the eruption had so changed the landscape that they were unable to locate any sign of the Coldwater II observation post, which had been swept away and buried in the blast.

We have so changed since.

Things have so changed that smoking is forbidden in office environments with roofed spaces.

Why has so little changed in the intervening years?

The rules have been so changed".

The rules have been so changed" ("Exposure," January 8th).