Sentence examples for indeed changed the way from inspiring English sources
What makes Martha "a good role model in many ways," one contributor writes, is that "she's a strong woman who's in charge, and she has indeed changed the way our country, if not the world, views what used to be called 'women's work.' " From an eleven-year-old: "Being successful is important in life...
Thing is, Jobs was right on the money this time: 67 million units later, the iPod has indeed changed the way people listen to music.
Mood rings, pet rocks, and even Atari graphics all ended on the Island of Lost Signifiers, but talking pictures, self-written marriage vows, and Napster did indeed change the way our minds turn.
The aging of society should indeed change the way we think about jobs numbers – causing us to look more brightly on a gain of, say, 150,000 jobs and an unchanged employment-population ratio than we would have a decade or two ago.
Indeed he changed the way we design and build storage vessels for solids in a very revolutionary way.
Unless you're old school and believe in scouring the local newspaper's classified section, online job boards such as Monster, CareerBuilder and Indeed have changed the way people look and apply for positions.
Indeed, it has quickly changed the way consumers shop for apparel and accessories, effectively taking away buyer's remorse.
And if the plans come together in the way he said he hoped, the effect might indeed change the Met in fundamental ways.
A new study in the journal Neurology finds that depression may indeed change the brain in some ways, but its effects on thinking and memory seem to be less profound.
Indeed, I join the hordes of music purists who share the sentiment that the iPod has fundamentally changed the way we now experience music, sadly for the worse.
