英和和英

名詞

wind of change (複数形 winds of change)

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   • 1984, Swami Ranganathananda, Eternal Values for a Changing Society:

     A wind of change began to blow through the mental life of Western Europeans, whose youthful vitality and bubbling energies soon converted the gentle initial upsurge into a powerful force of all-round human transformation everywhere

   • 1991, Klaus Meine (lyrics かつ music), “Wind of Change”, in Crazy World, performed by Scorpions:

     Follow the Moskva
     Down to Gorky Park
     Listening to the wind of change.

   • {{quote-book|en|2001|Jens Ivar Drolshammer, ‎Michael Pfeifer|The Internationalization of the Practice of Law |passage=Despite the increasing globalization of China's economy and the growing importance of lawyers in China today, the legal profession has failed to keep abreast of the winds of change.