Sentence examples similar to altered language for from inspiring English sources

But last week, two RNC officials praised Trump for not pushing the party's conservative grassroots activists to alter language on gay marriage or abortion.

For all of these composers the trick is to retain one's individual voice while altering language, as Stravinsky did, speaking in numerous languages, dialects, or styles, during his long and varied career.

"Rome influenced my music and altered my language," he said.

Over the last several months, the Republicans have subtly altered their language.

Today we have altered the language, of course.

O'Keefe then dramatically altered the language in talking to Stein.

(Notably, in its out-of-town run at The Kennedy Center, Side Show's cast anachronistically but diplomatically used the term "disabled" at one point, so it's not impossible to alter antiquated and offensive language for modern audiences).

"A lot of the things we've been talking about have circled around how do you alter a language that has been established for exhibitions and a certain language that has been established for biennials in particular," Mr. Hoffmann said.

Would it alter its language on the prospects for economic recovery?

That meant the Legislature could no longer alter the language describing the purpose for which the money could be used.

Fellowes, who won a best screenplay Oscar in 2002 for Gosford Park, had been criticised by Shakespeare experts for rewriting certain passages and altering the language used in the Bard's work for his film.