Sentence examples for utterly changing from inspiring English sources

Waterfront rezoning will allow towers 40 stories high, utterly changing the neighborhood profile.

Now it is having a road revolution, utterly changing what it is like to drive in one corner of the former Soviet Union.

But sometimes this sense that history is what happened to our predecessors disappears, and we are aware that we are in the living current of history, that vast developments are taking place, utterly changing our very sense of who we are.

Reading her way through Williams's book – it's brilliant, she says, but so dense with complex detail that she could only read 18 pages a day – she realised that she wanted to explore how Khama came to a point where he could contemplate utterly changing the political landscape of his country.

Many of them prized the fact that Web companies were the opposite of cleantech: Thanks to decades of technology build out they were cheap and low-tech to start, utterly changing everything about these companies from the size of the exit you needed to have a good return to how quickly you could know if you had something or not.

"I believe that theater has to be utterly life changing for the people watching it," she says.

But closed eyes would also exclude a video display that was constantly changing and utterly enthralling.

This utterly dominant technology is changing everything, and to think it will not alter the nature of contemporary art seems to be head-in-the-sand denial.

She brings that skill to her mesmerising A Doll's House, which has an utterly distinctive rhythm, a constantly changing tempo.

Poor ambitious Nina's insanity is, in a way, just an occupational hazard: ballet dancers train for years, changing their bodies utterly, so they can get up on a stage and make us believe that they are someone, or something, they're not.

And there are ironies that are extraordinary: it was a famously beautiful day – all of the newscasts started out talking about sunny highs and blue skies – and out of that, there's this utterly unexpected thing, the most changing drama of our times".