Sentence examples for have fully changed from inspiring English sources

But now that he is his party's presumptive presidential nominee, Trump seems to have fully changed his tune: He's "going with the state," he told The News & Observer on Tuesday. .

This is a patent on an icon changing to a new state on mouseover, and not being clickable until it has fully changed to that second state — and upon being clicked, it goes to a third state.

On the one hand, since we discussed the transgender issue quite extensively back in the day, I feel that basic politeness and, of course, an interest in catching up would suggest that I inquire about whether the person has fully changed gender.

For their efficiency in teaching, teachers argued that the use of e-textbooks had fully changed their teaching approaches, providing them with a better connection to the students and their learning, and enabling more effective use of class time for teachers who do not like to give lessons using traditional books (McFall et al. 2006).

But don't be fooled into thinking it has fully changed, because it is inherently impossible to train men and women to kill others without dehumanizing the objects of their violence.

"Tunisian security forces and the police have not fully changed their practices," said Magda Mughrabi, a researcher on Amnesty International's North Africa team.

Much work has been carried out on how components of the 5-HT signalling mechanism are altered in various disease states, although very few studies have fully elucidated changes in 5-HT signalling from EC cells [16 18].

Few studies have fully assessed changes in the vaginal microbiome after initiation or cessation of HC.

It also does not seem to have fully accepted that Turkey has changed and that Turkey's reentry into the Middle East is permanent.

I'm not sure if anyone ever turns up in Hyde Park on a Sunday to have their mind fully changed.

It is now presumed that Mr. Chen, 40, has fully and finally changed his mind about staying in China.