Meanings of been a sea in English

Whether there's been a sea change in opinion, I don't actually think so.

But this year there has been a sea change of sorts.

Since Lexi's return from Italy, there had been a sea change in Max.

Sources said there had been a sea change in attitudes, towards how to back exports.

It might have been a sea of looking-glass, or lakes melted together in a mirror.

There'd been a sea change in the way people thought about their lives and their world.

But recently, there's been a sea change.

Judging by the general level it must have been a sea, but no water was visible in any direction.

Here and there, he found a shell, and realized that the desert, in remote times, had been a sea.

For several nights the plain below the plateau had been a sea of moonlight, white, ethereal, fragile as spun glass.

If there had been a sea around Kosovo, Adams might have drawn an analogy between this and our north-eastern territory, i.e.

There has, undoubtedly, been a sea change in the way gay and co-parented families are perceived -although Solomon thinks it's fragile.

The Trieste's floodlights illuminated a creature that Piccard thought was a flatfish, but is now thought to have been a sea cucumber.

The Human Sexuality Group believes there has been a sea change in support for the LGBTI community within the synod since the last primates' meeting.

The other is that there has been a sea change in politics in the last few decades and the "old" left agenda is now redundant.

"Sunspear has never been a sea power, Your Grace."