Sentence examples for questions of changing from inspiring English sources

As far as Eichmann was concerned, these were questions of changing moods, not of inconsistencies, and as long as he was capable of finding, either in his memory or on the spur of the moment, an elating stock phrase to go with them, he was quite content.

All change generates a certain discomfort and when it is a question of changing paradigms, and carrying out these changes with insufficient funding and with personnel who are not yet prepared for reform, this leads to new ways that are "incomplete, full of imperfections and challenges, because new things that continue to be burdened with the old ones need to be reinvented yet again".

Explanation 5 does raise the question of changing initiation and quit rates, and although the latter may have changed, it seems unlikely that the initiation rate would have changed so dramatically.

Being a domestique is just a question of changing mentality.

"It's not a question of changing the system," he said.

"There is no question of changing the leadership in these circumstances," Mr. Dahlan said.

"For us, E.U. accession is mostly a question of changing our mentality".

I'd welcome your thoughts on Wood or on the larger question of changing society through literacy.

Then there was the question of changing one's mind: "Is it ethical for me to make cuts, on second thoughts, in pieces?!

For Il Dottore, as he is known in Montalcino, there was never any question of changing the way his Brunello was made.

There's no question of changing this or that subsection and then wondering how much you've destroyed the whole package.