Sentence examples for transform for good from inspiring English sources

SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 From a Galaxy Far, Far Away: A Saga Comes to an End With "Revenge of the Sith," which had its premiere at the Cannes International Film Festival, the "Star Wars" saga finally reaches its end, almost 30 years after George Lucas's "Star Wars" helped to transform, for good and for ill, the way American movies are made and the way they are seen.

McHale et al. (2004b) suggest that also more lasting personality traits of parents may likewise transform, for good or ill, as a function of the degree of support, solidarity, and validation experienced within the coparental alliance.

WIMBLEDON, England Wimbledonon was transformed for good Monday as Andy Murray played into the night under the bright lights of tennis's newest indoor-outdoor facility.

At the same time, though, the mise-en-scène conjures up a world of ticking clocks, tolling bells and a pregnant, omnipresent darkness, suggesting that no matter what a character's immediate crises or joys, time will transform everything — for good or for ill.

To further select transformed clones for good antibody secretion a screening by 96 deep well (Greiner, Flacht, Germany) expression was performed using 500 μL BMGY medium, pH 6.0 [ 42] for 24 h at 30°C and 350 rpm.

Some people see possibilities, and transform the world for good or ill; most of us rely on what has gone before, and perpetuate the ordinary.

It would be hard to deny that she did transform this country, for good or ill – and nobody who lived through that remaking could be indifferent to her passing.

Doing so will clear the path for a generation of investors to transform capital markets for good.

By addressing that powerlessness, you have the opportunity to transform the relationship for good.

The Blitz was actually a bad thing but sometimes people talk of it as a transforming experience for good.

Picture: Miners' wives counting money in response to appeal Women involved in the strikes were discovering they were capable of things they had never before considered, like public speaking and large scale organisation, and it was transforming their lives for good.