Sentence examples for something of a transformation from inspiring English sources

Diana and Dan's other child, Gabe, also underwent something of a transformation.

The digital advertising industry is already undergoing something of a transformation.

Mr. Obasanjo has himself undergone something of a transformation in his years in Nigerian political life.

The paper did, however, undergo something of a transformation this month when it was purchased by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Toronto, meanwhile, has itself undergone something of a transformation because of the flood of entertainment-related business.

VNU's investment in audio and video production VNU has been through something of a transformation after being bought by Incisive Media.

Days away from Germany's federal elections, one city in west Germany is undergoing something of a political transformation, threatening to shift allegiances in what is being seen as a key test of Angela Merkel's popularity.

Aston Villa's Lee Hendrie is also experiencing something of a dramatic transformation.

In keeping with the dramatic changes in her personal and professional life, Wintour, 49, appears to have undergone something of a physical transformation.

Moreover, he candidly describes how, as he opened himself to the implications of what he was learning in his dogged pursuit of this story, he has undergone something of a personal transformation.

The United States, for the most part, has dealt with these changes admirably, as Coach Pia Sundhage has in the last few years led her players through something of a philosophical transformation.