Sentence examples for altered details from inspiring English sources

Bierstadt freely altered details of landscape to create the effect of awe and grandeur.

Musk says that Broder altered details and the conditions of the test to help fit with his pre-existing opinion, which he arrives at thanks to a quote from Broder in an article published in 2012.

Finally, we reconstruct the denoised signal using the D altered detail coefficients and approximation coefficients of level D. Thus, in DWT schemes, the mother wavelet, shrinkage rule, and noise level rescaling approach must be designated.

But because it came out this way" in the final draft, "Joyce had to rearrange the rest of the novel and alter details".

Most films have to alter details of character and timeline to fit their stories into a 90 or 120 minute runtime.

Using computer modeling he elongates and abstracts the features, altering details so that the image "loses the journalistic sense of portrait to become an icon".

Dr. Nesse, director of the Evolution and Human Adaptation program at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research, has collected many such cases (he alters altering details to protect patients' identities) because he believes they offer clues to a deeper understanding of depression.

Sometimes, Mr. Wenger said, brokers will ask him to alter details, like making a window wider than it really is, to better reflect what they say is the feeling of a room.

The game also alters details of gameplay based on what the player views.

Most of us talk but shrink away — we alter details, omit them, gild them — to avoid awkwardness, or not to be seen in a certain light.

Alter details Obama's poisonous relationship with Congressional Republican leaders John Boehner and Mitch McConnell -- though the president talked to John McCain in spite of his 2008 rival's anti-Obama rhetoric, he refused for months to meet one-on-one with McConnell, because he thought it was unfair to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.