Sentence examples for someone would change from inspiring English sources

The idea that someone would change a letter, as Lowell did in transforming Hardwick's into poems: this was a supreme violation not only of life but of art, the art of the letter.

The people in the room wanted to change one another but only in the exact way they wished someone would change them.

Kunle (not his real name), a gay man living in Lagos, is outraged by the proposed law: "How does a government think that sending someone to prison would change his or her sexual orientation?

There is, however, something wrong with withholding information from someone which, if revealed, would change their decision to be with you.

In 1992 someone asked me how I would change the presidential debate format.

One partial exception is Max Leonard, the young terrorist, whose mix of idealism ("He still thought that if he could get someone to really understand, they would change") and egotism (he has mixed feelings when he doesn't show up on a "Troublemakers" list) is imagined with just enough empathy to keep him interesting.

"During the Cultural Revolution people's face would change when someone mentioned sex.

The Court noted that there was no precedent that required the use of age in determining whether someone is in police custody (this would change in 2011 with J.D.B. v. North Carolina, which held that age is relevant to determining if someone is in custody).

Instead of focusing on what you wish would change, be grateful you found someone who accepts "your" flaws, too.

Three years ago, someone gifted me a copy of The Alchemist saying that it would change my life.

If someone could make a general BCI device they could sell… the world would change.