Sentence examples for has returned changed from inspiring English sources

After 5 years, he has returned, changed.

Now, like many thousands of other wounded Afghan soldiers and police, Rahman has returned home changed: the bread-winning hero has become a burden.

Admirers of the Rebus books will be relieved the hero has returned with little change except an increase in the severity of warnings from his doctor.

The feature has returned with no changes, and is set to "on" by default.

Had Drusus succeeded, the poor and the Italians might have been satisfied; the equites, deprived of their most ambitious element by promotion, might have acquiesced; and the Senate, always governed by the prestige of the noble principes rather than by votes and divisions, could have returned, little changed by the infusion of new blood, to its leading position in the process of government.

The narrator, a writer who like Mba has returned from exile, agrees that changes are taking place and says he hopes they will eventually benefit everyone but - trying to avoid sounding over-optimistic - adds that ultimately time will dispel all doubts.

The mother of Sandra Bland has returned to Texas to demand change, nearly two years after her daughter died in a Waller County jail cell.

"And now, once everyone has returned to his club, they [change their minds].

So it is with trepidation that I have returned, fearing the change wrought by development.

Has that changed since you've returned to acting?

About 85% had returned to work, although most changed to less physically demanding work, with no difference between groups.