Sentence examples for transform the meaning from inspiring English sources

I saw the Cuban revolution transform the meaning of school and work.

"The job center roll-out was a key piece of our effort to transform the meaning of welfare from a system of cash assistance to one of temporary help all the while you are working full time," Mr. Turner said.

I'm not that sort of human. 1 Transform the meaning of stimuli "It sounds like a heavy phrase but what does it mean?" says Walter Mischel.

It transformed the meaning of his work, gave every encounter with his painting a terrible gravity.

NUXX, an alcoholic's cri de coeur which describes one messy night in Soho (with, among others, the comedian Bill Bailey), the music transforms the meaning.

"The idea that the user is sovereign has transformed the meaning of free speech," Wu said enthusiastically about the Internet age.

Dr. Luxenberg's analysis, which has drawn raves from many scholars, also transforms the meaning of the verse that is sometimes cited to require women to wear veils.

In declaring certain slaves free as an act of military necessity, it transformed the meaning and stakes of the Civil War.

In an interesting play on words, the meaning of the word "moti" changes in Nepali, Hindi and Urdu depending on the pronunciation; softening the "t" every so slightly transforms the meaning from 'fat' to 'pearl'pearl

Such a vision transforms the meaning of what Francis sees as the continent's single largest challenge: "the long file of women, men, and children fleeing war and poverty, seeking only a future for themselves and their loved ones".

Globalisation has transformed the meaning of notions such as sovereignty orconstituting and constitutive power and as a result theories of constitutionalism haveundergone dramatic changes.