Sentence examples for altering himself from inspiring English sources
Manson himself was famously adept at shape-shifting, altering himself to suit his audience.
Cohle, of course, applies the same meticulous attention to detail to undercover work as he does to investigation, altering himself physically (using inking cayenne to make his arms look needle-marked) and psychologically (extended staring matches with himself in the mirror, presumably to get into character).
Physically altering himself isn't all Cranston has to do to get into character.
On "To Cure a Weakling Child," he alters himself to sound like (of course) a child, surrounded by what sounds like an array of cut-up tongue clicks.
As much as Davis alters himself, you hear his phrases, and even his tone, at the core of that changed sound.
Alter himself, with an almost audible sigh of relief, signs out with the observation that Obama is now "in the company of Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson,... a figure of history for reasons far beyond the color of his skin".
He repeated himself, altering a few of the words.
After that game, Collins blamed himself for altering Santana's rest schedule.
The sculptor avenged himself by altering Neptune's finger so that, seen from behind, "it looks like, well, a huge penis".
With a lab full of people dependent on him for salaries, Poehlman said he convinced himself that altering some data was acceptable, even laudable.
During his adventure to unite the desert tribes of Arabia against the Turks in World War I, Lawrence reinvents himself while altering the destiny of a turbulent territory.
