Sentence examples for story of changes from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Carson's story of changes and miscommunications is common, he said.

I have heard story after story of changes that have occurred as men and women find the grace of God in their lives as homosexual people.

The New New Deal: The Hidden Story of Change in the Obama Era.

Kingsnorth has written his 11th-century story of change and resistance in his own version of Old English and readers are getting it and loving it, or they are not.

"The epidemic is a story of change in China over the past 30 years".

The true story of change, however, is always far more complex.

Lyla Garrity (Minka Kelly), who at the time of Street's injury was his girlfriend, parallels his story of change, as she goes from a Panther cheerleader to a Christian youth leader.

Many of Mr. Smith's counterparts in other states told similar stories of change.

"There are so many other stories to tell: stories of growth, stories of change, stories of leapfrogging technology, stories of new opportunity, stories of new kinds of corruption and cautionary tales of how things could go horribly wrong".

Tipping Point and Stories of Change is another exciting, experimental, long term project bringing artists, academics, story tellers and more together.

Stories of gentrification are by definition stories of change, and yet scholars have had a surprisingly hard time figuring out who gets displaced, and how.