Sentence examples for permanently transformed from inspiring English sources

The hysterical fantasies written, drawn and painted of "The Indian Mutiny" permanently transformed British attitudes to India.

The Internet, and with it the ability of campaigns to inexpensively reach millions of prospective donors, permanently transformed fundraising.

The pastoral landscape surrounding the city had been permanently transformed, and nine villages Beaumont, Bezonvaux, Cumières, Douaumont, Fleury, Haumont, Louvemont, Ornes, and Vaux were entirely destroyed.

From 1865 to 1870, Congress passed, and the states ratified, the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments, which permanently transformed the country.

Critics and some environmental groups, while acknowledging improvements, say the oil quest always leaves scars, the innovations come with new risks, and -- most important -- once oil is found a wild landscape is permanently transformed.

And yet for all the Sturm und Drang, no biographer has shed any real light on how this small-town boy with no more than a grammar school education became the author of masterworks like "Hamlet," "Othello" and "King Lear," and in doing so permanently transformed the course of Western literature.

That could permanently transform much of the Arizona landscape as grasslands and shrubs fill in the empty space.

Within one billion years of the Big Bang the first galaxies emitted enough ultraviolet photons to ionize the gas in deep space, permanently transforming the Universe.

This small party is considered the first domino in a chain that would create a billion-dollar art form and permanently transform US culture.

Many mainstream Labour MPs are now convinced that Corbyn's project is more about permanently transforming the party than about changing the country.

A small triggering nudge at the moment of temptation, Ariely argues, is more effective than an epic sermon meant to permanently transform your whole soul.