Sentence examples for altered anything from inspiring English sources

"I had thought if you altered anything, the whole edifice was so fragile it would crumble".

One of Cashman's first questions for Hughes was whether he had altered anything in his conditioning since joining the Yankees last week.

It was an implausible charge, but, when everything that is routine about a society is violently altered, anything can seem possible.

In a revealing essay on Christopher Columbus, in The Overcrowded Barracoon, he writes 'in all his actions his [Columbus's] egoism is like an exposed deformity; he condemns himself.' Today, speaking of the Nobel Prize, he remarks, 'It gave me a lift, but that was internal.' And then the inevitable regret: 'The prize came so late that it hasn't altered anything.

What was that supposed to mean? "I was on her side," he said, as if this altered anything.

She would not alter anything.

It doesn't alter anything in the world by one feather's weight.

"What I appreciate most about the Kardashians is that they never alter anything," he said.

If I could do this all over again I wouldn't alter anything".

Without altering anything about its form, the rarity of shared experience has rendered theatre radical.

"I thought then that it was possible to alter anything," she writes.