sea change

Despite the hard work of women like Fonda, Archer said, there had been no sea-change in attitudes within the industry.

This reticence—this reserve—suits Beck's voice and personality much better than the confessional self-consciousness of Sea Change.

Its so-called predecessor Sea Change got great reviews back in 2002, but it never really hooked me.

It illustrated a deep, and swelling, sea change in American fashion: things were getting wild.

It reflects the sea change in society that is still under way.

Does crossing the sea change or annihilate the churchmanship of the missionary, or the passenger, or the emigrant?

He told her how he had suffered a sea change, and now occupied the lofty position of a god.

The old sofa had been metamorphosed—it had suffered a sea change into something new and strange, as Holly quoted afterward.

Everything in it suffers a sea-change; everything is set to the music of the winds and the waves.

It was content rather than the form which suffered sea change in the process of transmission from the white man to the black.