Sentence examples for occasionally changed from inspiring English sources

Yet you have to be abysmally ignorant of history, as well as of current events, not to see that our country and our world have always been changing, are in the midst of great and terrible changes, and are occasionally changed through the power of the popular will and idealistic movements.

The arms occasionally changed position — out to the sides, down by the body, in semaphore shapes — but the dancers' faces remained justifiably concentrated.

Kristine Jepson, as Iside, shared some of those qualities, and if Heidi Grant Murphy occasionally changed timbres uneasily, she mostly gave Diana's arias a velvety serenity.

The arms occasionally changed position out to the sides, down by the body, in semaphore shapes but the dancers' faces remained justifiably concentrated.

Like Mr. Crossman, Brandon A. Collwes, a Cunningham company member, showed strong influences of the master and also used film in his "Intentional Happenstance in Parts," a trio whose dancers sported mirror-encrusted bathing caps and occasionally changed the unidentified music in midtrack.

In the past, the Office of Legal Counsel had occasionally changed its legal positions between presidential administrations to reflect different legal philosophies, but Goldsmith could find no precedent for the office withdrawing an opinion drafted earlier by the same administration — especially on a matter of such importance.

"We do occasionally change our minds when we have the right evidence" Mr. Butlin told the BBC.

However, the keto form occasionally changes spontaneously to the enol form, which has different base-pairing properties.

"My husband occasionally changes diapers and people can't believe it — 'What a doting father!' " Wong shouted.

The American penalty fee changes are aimed mostly at business travelers, the customers most likely to occasionally change plans after a ticket is purchased.

I do agree with you that it's weird that the story occasionally changes from the third-person to the first-person perspective.