Sentence examples for thought of change from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, over in the Senate, the thought of change was also in the air.

When the revolution started in 2011, I was excited at the thought of change.

The same as their response to the new opportunities for job- and income-creating exports offered by growing global trade: horror at the thought of change, romantic rhapsodizing about the virtues of the traditional life.

Similar thoughts of change and loss might have crossed the mind of the composer George Frideric Handel when he wrote his comic opera "Serse".

I hope to debunk some common myths and perhaps stimulate thoughts of change elsewhere.

On multiple logistic regressions, severity of preoperative symptoms and thoughts of change of work were not significant prognostic factors and were excluded.

In the univariate regression analysis statistically significant prognostic findings for more than 21 postoperative sick days were preoperative sick leave, severity of preoperative symptoms, a preoperative ENG finding of a distal motor latency, thoughts of change of work, and blaming oneself for the hand problem (Table 4).

But she dreads the thought of "a change to the psyche".

The state tries to maintain stability by crushing any thought of making change," Ai says.

That means one must get used to the thought of constant change.

So don't think that confidence comes from which sex you are speaking to, it is all in your head and you must change your train of thought to change your behavior around men. Treat a man as a friend first, and as something more second.