Change

But change, in the leisurely days of the past, was gradual and evolutionary; the armies of Napoleon moved across Western Europe with no more speed than those of Caesar, his predecessor by eighteen centuries.

There is no expectation on my part that in a few hours, a few days, or a few weeks this world is going to be turned around.

The change is far more apparent than real.

They don't say that it may take 10 years to turn that corner.

New blood is always helpful in any organization, and I believe in that.

I am glad he has been converted.

The world is still in danger tonight, but a great change has come about.

We expect things to happen too fast.

I would think that period is coming, and that we are getting to the point where probably we can give a few more details.

The necessary multitude of individuals and group adjustments to new conditions is altogether too vast and too complex for that.

I feel it would be desirable to make a change in the Commission in the matter of the position held by you and I should be glad to know if this would meet with your convenience.

Not much change is being made in the personnel of the Government.

Though the environment has greatly changed, human nature has not changed.

This condition of things can not be longer tolerated.

We ought to reflect that in this age, and especially in this country, there is an incessant flux and reflux of public opinion.