Sentence examples for transformed children from inspiring English sources

This is just the beginning of a revolution in our thinking about babies and the economy: The Industrial Revolution transformed children from a family's labor force to its luxury good.

University of Chicago, $19. How an ugly duckling transformed children's literature.

"The evolution of merchandising has absolutely transformed children's TV," says Annie Miles, managing director of Fox Kids UK, now part of the Walt Disney Company.

Hideously transformed children are still mostly forbidden by our aesthetic norms, but Shelley's novel reminds us that monstrosity takes many forms, and the most obvious are not always the most dangerous.

For the transformed children's safety, they are segregated on a continent of their own.

The score was published in 1953, and it transformed child delivery.

Politicians of all parties have waded in and have transformed child rearing into a constant political issue.

When Mrs. Cope visited in January, she found Mark Kwadwo a transformed child — reveling in piggyback rides, spaghetti and his new school uniform.

But economic and technological changes of the past have already transformed child-rearing attitudes and practices: take test tube babies, working mothers, screen time, fast food or children with their own telephones.

Whereas this contention would not eliminate the concept of hallucination in adult psychiatry, because linguistic descriptions of hallucination still counted as a form of behaviour, it completely transformed child psychiatry.

Spirometry measurements were log transformed and adjusted for the random effects of field team and spirometer in addition to the fixed effects used in the logistic models (without the interactions), age, child height (log transformed), child weight (log transformed), and an interaction of sex with height.