Sentence examples for alter it by from inspiring English sources

Each unit was so well fashioned and thought out that I didn't want to alter it by adding soy sauce or wasabi.

Producers considering revivals of works with dated sensibilities essentially have three choices: present it as written, hoping that the audience will accept the work in context; alter it by changing or even excising the offending bits; or just give up.

If the temperature outside happened to be 77 degrees, Imus and others on 660 AM were told to alter it by one degree either way.

The Washington Post's Mensa invitational once again asked readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new definition.

Subsequent transmission of the FS2-2 complex by aphids or by vegetative propagation to a similar or a new host may perpetuate the same complexity or alter it by generating new and additional recombinant genotypes.

For instance, to assist clinicians and speed up the detection of CMBs, it is possible to use the output from MIDAS as a starting map and then clinicians can manually alter it by either adding any missed CMBs or deleting any mimics.

No one biography, no one critical text, no one "reading," and certainly no one publisher altered the view; readers altered it by reading and then talking to one another.

The hidden key to "Tap Internationals" was the regular who wasn't there, Mr. Pollak, an Austrian who mastered American tap in New York, then altered it by falling in love with Cuba.

Mr. Hurel is hardly a Minimalist, but his approach to looping — repeating a figure and slowly altering it by adding or subtracting notes — works a lot like the "additive process" that propelled so many early Philip Glass scores.

In the practice of art, a blank canvas is addressed and accepted in its raw state, is then primed and prepared and taken to task, altering it by strategically applying appropriate forms of medium, in varying techniques with the end result of producing a piece of what society would arguably concede to be "art".

The framers of the Fourteenth Amendment wanted these principles enshrined in the Constitution to protect the new Civil Rights Act from being declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court and also to prevent a future Congress from altering it by a mere majority vote.