Sentence examples for has so changed from inspiring English sources
On Monday Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, warned Greece not to "assume that the overall mood has so changed" that Europe will "accept Tsipras's programme unconditionally".
At the market's far end you find yourself in the tall, green shadow of the Bastille column and across from the flashy expanse of the Opera Bastille, which has so changed the character of the place.
Although there is as yet no known cure in the strict sense of the term for leprosy, the outlook has so changed that there are good grounds for believing that this age-old scourge can be brought under control and the victims of the disease saved from those dreaded mutilations that have given leprosy such a fearsome reputation throughout the ages.
Consolidation has so changed the face of radio that now Chancellor is able to sell "demos," or an entire demographic, in some of its markets.
SEIU has so changed that it no longer wishes to wage lengthy organizing campaigns to win the hearts and minds of workers, a shift that does not bode well for its future.
She regretted not trying to press him on way he had so changed towards her.
Things have so changed that smoking is forbidden in office environments with roofed spaces.
Why has so little changed in the intervening years?
The rules have been so changed".
The rules have been so changed" ("Exposure," January 8th).
