Sentence examples for has changed his thinking from inspiring English sources

I don't know whether he has changed his thinking or his politics or whatever.

Whether he does that is debatable but it would appear that we will not really know whether he has changed his thinking fundamentally until the game against Switzerland at Wembley on 4 June.

So, does the fact that Sharesleuth has published an article about a private company mean that Mr. Cuban has changed his thinking or his "business model?" Atypically, Mr. Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball franchise, has not weighed in yet.

Glasnost, six years ago, had not only given him a chance to express his doubts, it had changed his thinking.

Asked Tuesday if his current status had changed his thinking, he said, "No, it really hasn't".

Tom Mitchell, a professor of artificial intelligence and machine learning at Carnegie Mellon University, said the February meeting had changed his thinking.

But "Stieglitz and His Artists: Matisse to O'Keeffe," a large exhibition that opens at the Met on Thursday, might have changed his thinking.

Before he left, I asked him whether the "Godot" experience had changed his thinking about the incompatibility of art and politics, or art and social justice.

Yet a laid-off factory worker who returned to school for a degree said Mr. Obama's support for a new economy had changed his thinking.

Told that he would never again find work as a teacher unless he was able to prove that he had changed his thinking, he published a poem in praise of Ataturk, entitled "My Love".

That was an outrageous provocation that ended peace talks, caused the deaths of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Pakistani troops, and made India that much keener to set its troops on Pakistan during a tense stand-off in 2002.A change of mindYet the president does seem to have changed his thinking.