Sentence examples for has irrevocably changed from inspiring English sources

With his company Complicite, he has irrevocably changed the face of British theatre.

Retailing professionals are not in agreement about whether this economy has irrevocably changed consumer spending habits.

The words may be the same, she implies, but the text has irrevocably changed.

What the attack on Mr. Westergaard shows perhaps more than anything is how the publication of the cartoons has irrevocably changed Denmark's place in world affairs.

(Ah, those discerning Brits!) But applause is a custom, and the custom, at least in the United States, has irrevocably changed.

And beyond this, Minecraft has irrevocably changed the landscape of gaming, even as we have irrevocably changed its landscape in kind.

It had irrevocably changed the working landscape.

A couple of decades later, that picture had irrevocably changed.

The advances of modern medical science have irrevocably changed the picture of death.

After Sept. 11 it was said by many that our world had irrevocably changed.

Robert Congdon of Preston, Conn., a state assemblyman, said the casinos in his area have irrevocably changed his community.