Sentence examples for how it was changing from inspiring English sources

"Wouldn't it be interesting if an American went to Europe and photographed how it was changing?" he said.

The soaps did, in the past, help the nation to see itself and how it was changing.

"His intellect, his way with words that was eloquent beyond description, his command of the world and how it was changing were extraordinary," he said.

"Certain people inside our company were not fans of Sling and how it was changing the media landscape," said Scott English, vice president for strategic investments for Hearst.

IN the old days, campaign books were chronicles about the country, how it was changing, what tensions were shaping it, which great debates were being held in living rooms and on factory floors and in coffee shops in colorful rural crossroads.

Rives's efforts to become a published [End Page 7] author as well as her interactions with her first editors prove particularly enlightening about the gendered code of conduct of that day and how it was changing; these interchanges also illuminate the reception that southern women received from canonical magazines.

(Among them, its prospectus was refreshingly devoid of high-flown puffery about how it is changing the world, unlike those of Facebook and Google).

Novelists may be powerless to change this terrifying new world, but they can make a greater effort to understand how it is changing us.

How it's changing: Psychologists are beginning to develop innovative ways to acquire larger samples.

How it's changing: The open access movement is growing in size and influence.

Gary T. Marx examines surveillance through history —and how it's changing in the digital age.