Sentence examples for public transformation from inspiring English sources

Thus continued his public transformation.

Thus began the public transformation of Michelle Obama.

But let's also pause, on the eve of Lewis's retirement, to note the irony in his public transformation.

That shift can be seen in the public transformation of Mr. Tragyal, better known by his pen name, Shogdung.

Mrs. Bush's public transformation began on Sept. 11, when the tragedy forced her into a higher profile role as the handholder-in-chief.

The slide in Petrobras's stock price -- off about 20percentt in local-currency terms and by nearly half in dollar terms since the start of the year -- is a sign that investors still do not trust the Workers Partyy, despite Mr. Silva's public transformation from default-defending radical to market-friendly moderate.

That, too, only seemed to buttress the Republican criticism of Mr. Gore, whose various public transformations inspired Mr. Bush to declare in his acceptance speech at the Republican convention that he was "not running in borrowed clothes".

"From punk to paragon" is how Bud Collins, the tennis commentator, described Agassi's public transformation--the pigeon-toed teen brat in stone-washed denims, gambler's shades, and a Mohawk who becomes a philanthropist, philosopher, and statesman.

Here's my certain prediction for 2016: there will be no public services "transformation".

For much of the public, the transformation of True from distinguished museum impresario and advocate of ethics reform to unscrupulous conspirator was now complete.

The current pay dispute between junior doctors and the government is just the latest high-profile spark to fly from the grind of people caught in the machinations of public sector "transformation".