Sentence examples for altering my view from inspiring English sources
As they moved, the triangle of empty space between them widened and narrowed, altering my view of the bed.
That experience was a gift, forever altering my view of god and the oneness of life.
My experience doesn't alter my view of inclusion; it simply strengthens my conviction that society's view of disability must change.
Today's employment report, which showed February was another month of healthy job growth — payrolls increased by 227,000 — doesn't alter my view, but it does contain a hint of much-needed encouragement for Mitt Romney and the Republicans.
I'm paraphrasing him as best I can -- it's his anecdote, and I can't tell it nearly as well as he did -- but it radically altered my view of him.
"Across the Sea" truly altered my view of "Lost" (which I still love overall, mind you) by introducing mythological underpinnings for the show that were hugely troubling, to say the least.
A lot of water has passed beneath the proverbial bridge since, but I've seen no real reason to alter my view of the UC bureaucracy and its compliant regents since working, then unsuccessfully, in the late 1970s to get the University to divest its holdings in corporations doing business in apartheid South Africa.
(S15) I'd have to be a saint to say it didn't alter my view of the patient sometimes … but it shouldn't do.
(S15) And it was held by some that ultimately the distinction, though important from other points of view, was not a medical issue: I'd have to be a saint to say it didn't alter my view of the patient sometimes … but it shouldn't do.
