A bolt of altered perspective.
Third, and perhaps most important, millennial women are taking advantage of the fact that the Sheryl Sandbergs and Anne-Marie Slaughters of the world have altered the modern-day face of feminism, making it sexy for the first time in our adult lives.
The nature of the world is altered.
"Maimonides," he went on, "rails against magic and sorcery and the idea that you can expect miracles, which is really what this boils down to, that the natural course of the world is altered on a regular basis by God intervening.
For example, is it possible for a pair of siblings to swap their actual qualitative roles i.e., where the actually firstborn twin is born second and vice versa but where no qualitative features of the world are altered?
Most of the survivors of the voyage were women and children; one well planned ambush and the history of the world is altered forever.
The diffuse export of this rough labour to the rest of the world has certainly altered the position of a majority of people in Britain in a global class system, which replicates, with eerie accuracy, one which was highly conspicuous in Britain until the 1960s.
Viewing figures for televised football had been declining since the late 1970s, and hooliganism had cast a pall over the game, but England's run in the 1990 World Cup altered public perceptions of the sport, adding new fans and allowing existing ones to declare their interest more fervently.
The Mediterranean region has been modified over centuries of logging and land clearing for grazing and agriculture, constituting one of the areas of the world historically most altered by humans (Blondel and Aronson 1999).
Four years ago, the World Cup altered many people's perception of Germany.
