Sentence examples for is so changed from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people say, 'Oh, TriBeCa is so changed,' " she said.

"The world is so changed, hardly anyone does them anymore," said Louise Grunwald, widow of the former diplomat and Time Inc. editor in chief Henry Anatole Grunwald and among the last left standing of New York's acknowledged great hostesses.

The craggy alto on "Both Sides Now," her intermittently magnificent new album of standards (including two of her best-loved original songs), is so changed from the sweetly yodeling folk soprano of her earliest albums that it hardly seems possible the two sounds could have come from the same body.

Well, one thing is that because the music business is so changed, my initial response is that there's not that much difference.

Music is so changed, there's lots of versions of situations where we can play music that are more accepted now than ever.

This was concisely defined by Lord Goff in Lipkin Gorman v Karpnale as "Where an innocent defendant's position is so changed that he will suffer an injustice if called upon to repay or to repay in full, the injustice of requiring him so to repay outweighs the injustice of denying the plaintiff restitution".

The rules have been so changed".

The rules have been so changed" ("Exposure," January 8th).

I ask him why Camilo was so changed when he came back to Chile.

We use a similar notation when the other parameters are so changed.

I am so changed, and this one moment on the ride showed me exactly how much.