Sentence examples for some transformations from inspiring English sources

One of its themes is the transforming power of music, and Mr. Friesen will undergo some transformations himself.

The character, Tiffany, underwent some transformations, though.

"There's no way to develop a tax base without making some transformations," she said.

A yield of about 80 percent or more is generally considered good, but some transformations can prove so difficult to achieve that even a yield of 10 or 20 percent may have to be accepted.

In view of this wide usage, it is not astonishing that Lombard's book underwent some transformations, at the hands, for instance, of its most ingenious commentator, Aquinas, but also (and even more so) at the hands of John Duns Scotus in his Opus Oxoniense, which, in spite of being a work of extremely personal cast, was outwardly framed as a commentary on the "Master of Sentences".

Then, after some transformations, we have the following result.

That represents some transformation.

Some transformation is necessary, along with intellectual conviction.

There has to be some transformation, a novelistic approach.

"I am sceptical that some return to O-levels is going to bring about some transformation.

For some, transformation will come about mainly through a shift in international morality.