Sentence examples similar to a somewhat altered viewpoint from inspiring English sources
We are a strong family and we have been living a somewhat altered reality for some time".
Ordinarily, the Science section of the Times is dealing with a somewhat altered theory, a somewhat more dire prediction of, say, asteroid collision.
"I've solved most of my problems at the end of the workday, in a somewhat altered state of consciousness," Mr. Lewis said.
The Adolescent Health and Development in Context study in Ohio incorporates a somewhat altered version of the PADS + Space-Time Budgets.
But TV spots such as Nike's can make viewers feel better about buying things by "tapping beneath logic to a somewhat altered state of consciousness". The ad man who created the new Nike campaign finds such speculation rather amusing.
The Bhoodan movement is a current & somewhat altered phase of Gandhiism.
An organization comprising many information-seeking employees and agents must take a somewhat broader viewpoint.
There's even talk later of whether one can commit "the perfect murder" (hence the title of the somewhat altered 1998 movie remake, "A Perfect Murder").
A somewhat non-conventional viewpoint is adopted throughout.
Despite this drop, according to Soprach, "There has been a shift among Cambodian youth from viewing the day as a celebration of love to simply a catalyst to have sex"—and it seems that, in too many cases, this altered viewpoint is likely to end in someone being raped.
