Sentence examples for transformative game from inspiring English sources
Real Salt Lake The general consensus among RSL players and staff was that the home leg of the LA series was the truly transformative game for this team.
Asked whether he viewed it a transformative game in his career, Manning shrugged and said, "I don't know; I looked at it as a fun game to play in".
Now, with the launch of BioShock: The Collection, featuring remasters of all three games, Thomas considers how working on the transformative game series, specifically, changed him.
By rewarding Tokyo's seemingly restrained plan to host a more modest Olympics, the I.O.C. may be signalling its desire to move away from the kinds of nationalistic, gaudy, and transformative Olympic Games represented by Beijing, in 2008, and Sochi, which, combined, have made for a trillion dollars in spending.
I prefer to celebrate heritage by discovering Latino Americanos who have made a difference, whose legacy results in a transformative contribution, a game changer that brings pride and recognition to the many ways we've shared in building community and nation.
H.P. Shovecraft, who played in the Wizards of Aus, describes this as the "powerful transformative nature of the game".
Any such deal is a game changer, transformative as Nixon to China (another repressive state with a poor human rights record).
The case of the couple separated by the husband's online romance starkly illustrates the transformative appeal of such games.
The transformative role of the Games on society gets less play, although environmentalism gets a specific nod, as does promoting "a positive legacy from the Olympic Games to the host cities and host countries".
There's no better example of the transformative power of the Games than Josef Craig, Britain's youngest gold medallist in London and winner of the BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year.
Where those games attempt to capture the zeitgeist of the time, MGS V refuses to do so, instead turning an eye to a specific series of transformative, historical events that games haven't bothered addressing before in a critical way.
