Sentence examples for one of changing from inspiring English sources

Somehow, somewhere, between my grandfather's generation here in Silicon Valley and mine, our prevailing rhetoric changed from one of "service" to one of "changing the world".

It can do an impressive job, or a disturbing one, of changing their words.

Wars are caused by human beings, not weapons themselves, and therefore preventing them is primarily a political issue, and in particular one of changing the international political landscape.

The story of wage gains by the rural unskilled relative to their urban counterparts is, therefore, one of changing patterns of industrial employment rather than one of changing relative supplies (as was the case within the rural sector).

Their commercial work was quite related to their fine art, making the transition one of changing audiences rather than style or technique.

The issue is not one of changing hearts and minds, but rather educating the public, and young women in particular, about what feminism truly means and why it's integral to our social and political discourse.

Ms. Jones said that she "agreed to every change that was requested of me, except one," that of changing the documentary's name, which would have been expensive.

One part of changing the perception of Appalachia is pointing out successes.

Dramatizing men and women like Willy as they're broken by society, Miller believed, was one way of changing the world, of "helping the future to arrive".

One sign of changing times is the addition of a session beer category at the 2008 Great American Beer Festival, from Oct. 9 to 11 in Denver.

[Aaron] knew that by writing code that was one way of changing the world.