Letters arrive from around the world: readers who have encountered his work, and been powerfully changed by it.
The writing of private, domestic and forgotten histories has powerfully changed the shape of "grand sweep" narratives, but these kinds of writing need not be opposed.
Meanwhile, the way each movement of "Mirage" is accompanied by a major change in Mr. Calatrava's set recalls how Balanchine could so powerfully change or transfigure (sometimes by light alone) the d?r for so many ballets during their course.
In "Spiral Jetta," an unashamedly honest, slyly uproarious, ever-probing book, art doesn't magically have the power to change lives, but it can, perhaps no less powerfully, change ways of seeing.
It just wasn't a thing I'd been exposed to or had to grapple with or thought much about". What powerfully changed his mind were the reports of undergraduate and graduate students who had begun to work to desegregate the South, and his recognition that Princeton's record of admitting students of color was downright dismal.
Something that has made the speaker of the poem to feel powerfully changed, powerfully present, powerfully alive.
My suggestion is this: re-elect Barack Obama in 2012 and draft Hillary Clinton for 2016 to achieve an era of reform and realignment that will powerfully change history.
Her innovative, scientifically based methods provide concrete, powerful, and easy-to-use tools the Nine Essentials she defined that help to powerfully change people's brains, and thus lives, for the better.
Other additives, such as added sugars, commercial yeasts, tartaric acid and a colorant called Mega Purple, may have less questionable health effects, but they can powerfully change the taste of the wine, softening and distracting from a wine's natural terroir.
Reactivity by this mechanism is dominated by the electrophilic character of the reagent (E); however, it also responds powerfully to changes in structure of the organic substrate.
