Sentence examples for promise transformation from inspiring English sources

They may not promise transformation in seven easy steps, but gripping novels can inform and motivate, short stories can console and trigger self-reflection, and poetry has been shown to engage parts of the brain linked to memory.

For millions, it promises transformation, a generational leap.

To South Korean politicians and foreign leaders, the North's remarks about this promised transformation are vague, improbable and worrisome.

The review also misidentified the event in English history that Milton welcomed because of its promised transformation of English life and of which Oliver Cromwell was a leader.

MusicNet will license its catalog to any service that meets security and legality requirements, including Napster, if it pulls off the promised transformation.

Greenhouse-gas emissions are more or less unchanged since Labour came to power in 1997 (a better record than many countries, but hardly the promised transformation).

In an open letter to Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden, John Ashton said the company's promised transformation in response to climate change is in reality "a manifesto for the oil and gas status quo".

Voters seem to be showing their disillusion with the president's failure to accomplish his promised "transformation" of Mexico.Significantly, the PRI's victories last weekend were a triumph for its traditionalist wing.

He justified the beheading of Charles I in 1649, welcomed the the rebellion that established a commonwealth with its promised transformation of English life (comparing it to the liberation of the Israelites from Egypt), served that government and watched, with his dimming sight, as it went awry, the rebel becoming, in his words, an "old Priest writ large".

The promised transformation actually materialized and that had to be comforting to companies feeling rudderless in a time of intense change.

It's a promise of transformation through deluge.