For me, alas! I am full resolved Those bands, alas! shall not be dissolved; Nor break my word, though reward come late; Nor fail my faith in my failing fate; Nor change in change, though changechange my state:英文原著 · 《A Defence of Poesie and Poems》
And so, after a season, I calmed myself enough to dare entering that quiet sick-chamber, where no one ever entered but Jael and me. The old woman met me at the door. "Come in gently, Phineas; I do think there is a change."
A change!--that awful word! I staggered rather than walked to John's bed-side. Ay, there was a change, but not THAT one--which made my blood run cold in my veins even to think of. Thank God for evermore for His great mercies--not THAT change! John was sitting up in bed. New life shone in his eyes, in his whole aspect.英文原著 · 《John Halifax》
Then spoke Om-at. "Always there is change," he said. "Even the old hills of Pal-ul-don appear never twice alike--the brilliant sun, a passing cloud, the moon, a mist, the changing seasons, the sharp clearness following a storm; these things bring each a new change in our hills. From birth to death, day by day, there is constant change in each of us. Change, then, is one of Jad-ben-Otho's laws.英文原著 · 《Tarzan the Terrible》
Each of these women instantly perceived that since they had parted a change had taken place in the other; neither was aware that the other noticed the change in herself. Falconer had been dreading to find one in Amy when she should come home; and it was the one she saw now that fell as a chill upon her. Amy was triumphantly aware of a decisive change in herself, but chose for the present, as she thought, to keep it hidden; and as for any change in her aunt--that was an affair of less importance.英文原著 · 《The Choir Invisible》
If the brain-cell changes were due to metabolic products, then when the body of dog "A" was injured, the brain of dog "A" would be normal and the brain of dog "B" would show changes. Our experiments showed brain-cell changes in the brain of the dog injured and no changes in the brain of the uninjured dog.英文原著 · 《The Origin and Nature of Emotions》
Grushnitski was standing beside Princess Mary and saying something with great warmth. She was listening to him absent-mindedly and looking about her, her fan laid to her lips. Impatience was depicted upon her face, her eyes were searching all around for somebody. I went softly behind them in order to listen to their conversation. "You torture me, Princess!" Grushnitski was saying. "You have changed dreadfully since I saw you last" . "You, too, have changed," she answered, casting a rapid glance at him, in which he was unable to detect the latent sneer. Changed?英文原著 · 《A Hero of Our Time》
You have to tell yourself every day: "I can change and I will change." - I can change and I will change. - Louder.美剧 · 《Bojack Horseman》