Sentence examples for altered somewhat from inspiring English sources

First broadcast in 1990, "Traffik" explores the heroin trade from three perspectives, altered somewhat for the Soderbergh film.

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

Those numbers do not count Florida and Michigan, and so they could be altered somewhat by the results of the rules committee's meeting.

It is in close-knit communities like this one that classic Jewish recipes, long forgotten elsewhere, can still be found, altered somewhat by the use of local ingredients.

This was an impression that she altered somewhat as she became a closer friend and as he "achieved the attentive, contained, charming manner of his later years".

During the seven years of construction his design was altered somewhat, but the completed building remains close to his original conception, a severe Doric-style temple housing a much richer domed interior.

The Turks' prominent role in civilian development and their Muslim faith may alter somewhat how the Taliban deal with them.

He was willing to alter somewhat the operations of Carnegie Hall to accommodate the Philharmonic, but not to the extent that the institution's very identity would be compromised, which is what this merger would have meant.

Yes, the haircuts and fashions alter somewhat, and the technological environment changes perceptibly, but the basic shape of civilization -- in particular its sexual mores and idioms of feeling -- seems remarkably constant, and seems, moreover, to be observed with almost documentary naturalism.

Children are born with a temperament and personality traits that can alter somewhat as they grow into adulthood.

Things that were considered normal in everyday life were habits and routines that the patients could maintain, although these habits may have had to alter somewhat for them to be feasible and comfortable in their situation.