Sentences with phrase «accident changed his view»

A tragic accident changed his view of life.

Here we dive a little deeper into how his accident changed his view on the world and what advice he has for others who might be going through a similar situation.

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This is the view that God has two aspects: an abstract, necessary aspect, which is his essence, and a concrete, relative aspect, which changes in each moment and includes his accidents.

The 1938 accident brought him close to death and, in his view, changed him into a different person.

In my view Wenger might be interested more in Vidal but recent drunk and drive accident might have changed his mind and that's why he would have bid so late for Morgan.

I wonder if this will change her views on homebirth, or if she will always believe it was an unavoidable accident and everything that could have been done was done.

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It is possible to view these canvases in procedural terms, for there is always a palpable, enlivening sense of the artist making decisions or changing course, deflecting quick resolutions or alighting on happy accidents that lead to another set of problems, more possible outcomes.

A major ocean circulation change can be viewed as a possible «accident» of climate change — comparable, say, to a nuclear power accident.

VICTORIA — Allowing people to sue for pain and suffering in car accidents has been viewed as a fundamental principle in British Columbia, but that changed Tuesday when the government joined Canada's other provinces in limiting payouts to some crash victims because of a financial crisis at the public insurance corporation.

From accident reenactments to crime scene viewing, technological advancements could completely change the way your case is handled in the courtroom.