Sentence examples for transform situations from inspiring English sources
My father, the art historian Peter Selz, wrote in Art Of Engagement that artists play an important role in changing social and political issues and that to transform situations, "We must change not only our industrial practices, but the way we view the world".
For some people, however, their sense of reality becomes the only sense of reality and they believe that they can manipulate or magically transform situations to turn out the way they want them to be.
They exhibited leadership attributes that included: being visionary; effective in communicating; networking; being change agents; exhibiting courage and taking risks; being creative; working collaboratively, exercising political astuteness by lobbying; and transforming situations [ 10- 12].
In New York, Mr. Adams's deputy, Martin McGuinness, said, "They will make their own decision, but if the I.R.A. respond positively, which I hope they will, there will be a responsibility on all of us who support the peace process in Ireland" to respond to the new and transformed situation.
The profession of social work has immense experience in working with families and communities to transform desperate situations.
Vieira de Mello was the man his colleagues believed could transform hopeless situations into hopeful ones and negotiate cease-fires at the height of genocidal wars.
Research in the area of post-traumatic growth has found that, even after significant traumatic adversity, some people are able to transform their situations and their experiences into positive processes.
With this video I wanted to communicate the power of music and it's ability to bring people together, change people's mood, and transform mundane situations.
It must build capacity to avoid abrupt, irreversible change, adapt to change, and transform in situations of crisis -- both society and the ecosystem society lives within.
See the world with a humorous outlook and regularly try to transform everyday situations into funny anecdotes in your mind.
How do you think that would feel? 2. How would you transform a situation--let's just say a "red line" situation--where there is no clear, easy answer?
