Protected and inefficient Laws for all Running against Merkozy ReprintsIn recent weeks, the government has been trying to alter ideas by saying the unthinkable.
It also, Mr. Krochmal said, altered his ideas about poetry.
TA: Do you think in that sense genetics has altered our ideas of fate, suggested our lives are predetermined?
Still, a reasonable case can be made that Dylan, a songwriter who changed the language of his form, and a singer who altered our ideas of what great singing can be, and so deserves almost every accolade going, does not, perhaps, deserve this one in particular.
It seems to have altered his idea about truth.
The Real Thing, infused with a new emotion, altered the idea of this dramatist as being a primarily cerebral writer.
Why, yes, of course, he was a hulk, a wreck of obesity and self-indulgence, a hideously fat man - he who once had been so beautiful he altered our idea of maleness.
Like it or not (and James would not have liked it at all), film has altered our idea of how stories are told, and works as irreducibly, as intractably, literary as James's seem in this brave new world of visual narrative a little awkward and uneasy: out of their depths, somehow, like Americans abroad.
The book explores how blacks "positioned themselves and were posed by others" in order to advance, question or alter prevailing ideas about race.
In addition, he confuses my claim that the subhuman condition is thought of as unalterable with the very different — and quite implausible — notion that people never alter their ideas about the subhuman condition.
