Sentence examples for our changes of from inspiring English sources

My father was carrying some tools in a gunnysack so he could try to put the grave to rights a little, and I was carrying what we had for food, hardtack and jerky and the few little yellow apples we picked up along the road here and there, and our changes of shirts and socks, all soon filthy.

To speak as though we had law when what we've got is treaties and pacts, to use the word "law" for non-law, is to lessen our changes of ever getting law among nations since the first step toward getting it is to realize with dazzling clearness, that we haven't got it and never had any.

Kripke's original formulations of origin essentialism reflect this intuition of modal tolerance for origins: he says that the wooden table in the room in which he spoke could not have been made from a "completely different block of wood"; similarly, he says that Queen Elizabeth could not have originated from a "totally different sperm and egg" (1972/1980, p. 113, our changes of emphasis).

Perhaps less obvious and more important are our changes of ideas, perceptions and even values because we are creatures of learning, perhaps not formal, but situational or circumstantial.

It remains a possibility that our changes of oxytocin plasma levels only represent peripheral reflections of such serotonergic events without any functional importance.

Most mailers tie into our change of address system so forwarding and changes are almost immediate.

Our hotel, the charming Cobbler's Cove, took our change of plan in its stride.

Our change of name from NCH to Action for Children is just one part of a change programme that is transforming the organisation from the inside out.

Hence our change of variable does not affect the dimension of the characteristic n-ring.

And thus our change of plans for at least part of the weekend.

Our changes are changes of freedom, and truth, and correctness.