Sentence examples for violent change of from inspiring English sources

Frank Zappa caused a violent change of perspective.

In a violent change of course, Microsoft quickly developed its own browser, Internet Explorer, made it free, and moved aggressively to persuade computer makers and Internet service providers to distribute it exclusively.

Yet these movements represented a violent change of mood: at the end of November, the stockmarkets had slumped, as investors had started to panic.But just as there were few genuine economic developments to justify the near-hysterical selling of shares, so little of substance has happened to warrant the sudden reversal.

The violent change of power in the capital Bishkek was later followed by inter-ethnic conflict in the south.

Most donors stopped aid shipments after a violent change of government and have said they will not restart donations until elections are held.

It was in March last year that the 35-year-old Mr Rajoelina became president in a violent change of government.

From independence in 1960 until 1999, the country suffered no violent changes of government.

Bulgakov himself wrote: "By the reckoning of some Kievans, they had 18 violent changes of government.

I have a close friend who is prone to similarly abrupt and violent changes of mind.

So it goes in the whimsical world of Ms. Henley, where the lonely and the lost are prey to strange urges and violent changes of heart.

Ruled by soldiers for all but six years since 1966, Nigeria has suffered one civil war, six violent changes of government, and the continual theft and squandering of public funds by its leaders.