Sentence examples for that absolutely changes from inspiring English sources

"As we get more extreme events, that absolutely changes how we design," said D. Wayne Klotz, president of the American Society of Civil Engineers, who has raised the topic repeatedly at the society's meetings.

The one film that absolutely changed and informed me as a child, though, was Up the Junction, directed by Peter Collinson and based on an earlier TV version by Ken Loach.

Before the game, Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts answered a question about Kershaw's availability by saying, "Absolutely not," but that absolutely changed when an exhausted closer Kenley Jansen — who began closing in the seventh inning — walked two batters with one out in the ninth after throwing a career-high 51 pitches.

But the thing that has absolutely changed my perception of everything was the realisation that out of adversity, the most beautiful liberation comes".

2014 has just started so there is plenty of time to consider changing or adding one resolution to your list that will absolutely change your life.

"My expectations for unique visitors were very modest when we started and now that's absolutely changed," King said.

But that will "absolutely change," said Seamus McAteer, an M Metrics analyst, as all-you-can-eat plans and good smartphones proliferate.

It is now time to celebrate an organization that will absolutely change the future of this nation.

I just learned about a free and open program that could absolutely change the world, and it's inspired by Dr. Jeffrey Burns, Chief of Critical Care Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital.

Just about any kind of data you can think of that is transactional in nature and requires immutability - ie information that absolutely cannot be changed after it has been created.

The Bloomberg article merely confirms that absolutely nothing has changed in public opinion in the intervening seven months.