Sentence examples similar to has changed fun from inspiring English sources

Surely, the notion of fun itself has changed since Lauper's harmless video pajama party -- just check out the girls gone wild on MTV's spring-break extravaganzas.

By making the site, for lack of a better word, fun, mBank has changed the relationship between bank and customer.

What fun! Digital technology has changed the way we interact with everything from the games we play to the tools we use at work.

While my values have not changed, what has changed is this: work is more fun than it used to be when I was twenty-three.

"The business has changed and the cars have changed, and it's been fun to be part of that".

"This is a cycle that seems to be repeated again and again". Michael Evans said his brother had changed from the "fun and loving" person he had grown up with.

Is the joke that ugly sweaters are flamboyant, and thus "gay," and now that we've changed the word to "fun," you don't have to be gay to enjoy them?

"I've started working on self-portraits," says the cartoon, under the caption: "One year on, minds have changed!" Other contributions poke fun at Charlie Hebdo's newfound status as an international icon of free speech — an issue broached by surviving cartoonist Luz (a pen name) in an exclusive February interview with VICE News.

That would have been a fun night, and might have changed some things (see above).

It's what makes them attractive to many of today's young professionals: no rules, work hard, have fun, change the industry and maybe even the world.

If the police have made an issue of it, she said, "The drinks have been changed to nonalcoholic, fun cocktails".