Sentence examples for transformative thing from inspiring English sources

There is this transformative thing.

"Feminism is a very transformative thing, whether intended or not.

"But [Princeton] was willing to take a chance on me, and that was a transformative thing in my life". He studied under professors Richard Quandt '52 and Steve Goldfeld, and finished his Ph.D. in four years.

Hidden inside the unfolding narrative of the painting was, the writer felt, the story of his alcoholic family––a story in which everything in life might be the miraculous, transformative thing, like a great work of art, that brings us closer to salvation.

On a more frivolous note, Brazil is number one in the world for liposuctions, number two for plastic surgeries (after America) and number four for the number of gyms.But as Diana Farrell points out, the really transformative thing about middle-class consumption is the signal it sends to producers.

Meanwhile, that April Facebook made its most ambitious attempt yet to spread its vision: Zuckerberg announced Open Graph, a set of technologies that he called "the most transformative thing we've ever done for the Web". Open Graph would integrate other participating sites with Facebook in an entirely new way.

"One of the most significant and transformative things for me was discovering the depth of time in the mythologies of India," Snyder told the audience.

"But maybe, at this point in time, we need someone who is not naturally suited to it to get done the transformative things that the public wants done".

He hastened to add, in Hughesian self-justification, "but maybe, at this point in time, we need someone who is not naturally suited to it to get done the transformative things that the public wants done".

Everything else comes from artists doing the inventive, transformative things that artists everywhere do with their material, which in this case means giving visual life to history and personal myth.

How can you pay your bills, pay your mortgage, organise childcare, make plans?" There was some history and a stress on Labour as a movement, which in government had done transformative things: the NHS, social security, and, said Khan the human rights lawyer and shadow justice secretary, legal aid.