Sentence examples for has changed like from inspiring English sources

"America has changed like the weather.

Print readership has changed, like print circulations.

How has that industry changed? A. It has changed like night and day.

Democracy in Africa has changed like crazy over the past 40 years.

She admits, however, that lately her language has changed like her tennis game, to become less flamboyant and more mechanical.

In the past decade, however, the German education system has changed like almost no other in Europe.

"Even little things had changed like now everyone was taking laptops to meetings instead of writing notes.

His grandparents have died, his uncle is dying, and his childhood friends have changed, like errant weeds, in strange and sometimes awful ways.

I've changed, like all the other women, and I'll never be able to go back to how I was before".

Through it all, Mr. Lott insisted he was not defending segregation in his tribute to Mr. Thurmond, maintaining he had changed, like many other Southerners, from the days when he once had.

"Out of the more than 150 sicarios I've met," he said, "I only know of four or five who've changed like I did.