Sentence examples for has forever altered from inspiring English sources

One trend that hasn't hit Eagles Mere is the teardown, which has forever altered the look of some resort towns.

It is also a social and cultural force of unparalleled proportions that has forever altered the landscape of daily life around the world.

Chavonn Shen, a graduate student in Minnesota, said she agrees social media has forever altered the landscape of sharing life events.

But John's successful rehabilitation carried a vital lesson, one he might well appreciate because while he has returned "close but not all the way" to his former self, the experience has forever altered his wife, Eve.

The rapid economic development of Asia since World War II — starting with Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, then extending to Hong Kong and Singapore, and finally taking hold powerfully in India and mainland China — has forever altered the global balance of power.

"The entire process of working with the system thus far has forever altered how I approach creativity from a chef's perspective," he said.

The upshot: Obama and the humble smartphone have forever altered one of the most iconic American moments.

Once he had succeeded, he fought to return to the farm and to the past: he missed the world his invention had forever altered.

Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said Ferguson's "drive, ambition, skill, passion and vision" have forever altered the landscape of football.

Whether they loved him or hated him, Arabs acknowledged that Mr. Arafat had forever altered the fate of the Palestinians, and with them the region.

He added, "The moving pictures of Iranians flooding colorfully into the streets have forever altered the visual vocabulary of the global perception of 'the Middle East".' Seldom were there more prescient words.