Sentence examples for quite changed the from inspiring English sources
In an era when many infantry soldiers were still loading their muskets at the muzzle with paper cartridges and ramrods, if Gatling's "gat" had not quite "changed the world," as Keller insists, it most certainly revolutionized the nature of warfare.
I know that she has driven down the lane we lived on, and found it quite changed, with the sort of trendy houses you see now, put up on unproductive land.
Miliband D himself, so I'm told, was quite changed by the experience.
When the speech was finally delivered by the president it was quite changed but one of the writer's phrases was in it.
It has revealed a civil service machine quite changed in character from the one in public imagination..
And Heath Ledger's performance in The Dark Knight quite simply changed the game.
The discovery of these pieces quite simply changed the way I perceived - and wrote - music.
Music and youth have, throughout the ages, formed strong and passionate bonds which have shaped societies and quite literally changed the world.
The men "had not merely proved themselves heroes, but also created an authentic American legend and quite probably changed the course of American history as well".
A blood test that quite possibly changed the course of a human life and a disease.
The economic understanding of cooperative conflicts quite literally changed the world.
