Sentence examples for altering him from inspiring English sources

That sent him tumbling to the grass, knocking him out for a few moments and altering him so ineffably that his mother said, "When he first came home, it was like my son was gone".

You might think he's an established Nintendo character, and altering him would be like radically redesigning Mario.

Cooper didn't exactly ask for that attention; but that experience, and the eye-opening spectacle in the streets, clearly altered him.

Intense but friendly in conversation, with striking blue eyes, Mr. Scahill talked to Jeremy Egner about how making the film altered him.

But it's not only the hurly-burly of family life that's changed Josh: something else altered him, something awful and deeply poignant, something we see at close quarters in his film.

Davis may well have always been the sort of person who lashed out perhaps his work for the C.I.A., and before that in the Army, didn't alter him at all.

But he remains inwardly blind to his own pictures; they do not enlighten or alter him, and he remains complicit in the spirit if not in the deed, to the bitter end.

By Macy Halford October 6, 2009 Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall," which yesterday won the Booker Prize, is a giant book, an expansive novel that unfolds in bits of gossip and dreamlike flashback, and that paints a portrait of its main character, Thomas Cromwell, that could forever alter him in the popular imagination.

The first part of the discussion appears in the video below: Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall," which yesterday won the Booker Prize, is a giant book, an expansive novel that unfolds in bits of gossip and dreamlike flashback, and that paints a portrait of its main character, Thomas Cromwell, that could forever alter him in the popular imagination.

Dostoyevsky's experience had altered him profoundly.

But fame and wealth appeared not to alter him.