Sentence examples for altering the words from inspiring English sources

Current proposals for change affect only the articles of the Civil Code that pertain to marriage in gendered language, and propose "altering the words from 'male' and 'female' to gender-neutral language," Gay Star News reported.

The news set off a storm of angry online commentary, scolding the publisher for "censorship" and "political correctness," or simply for the perceived sin of altering the words of a literary icon.

During Phipps' trial, the prosecution quoted from the rapper's lyrics, twisting and altering the words for an all-white jury.

His growing fame apparently made him an attractive target to prosecutors, who would later quote from his lyrics, twisting and altering the words for the all-white jury.

Phipps' fame apparently made him an attractive target to prosecutors, who would later quote from his lyrics, twisting and altering the words for the all-white jury.

Kouno created the language by compiling a list of interesting words in katakana, then altering the words slightly to make them sound cool in Japanese as to mask their origins.

He made a point of slightly altering the wording in every letter, for a personal touch, though all of them ended with the same closing: "Yours In Christ".

Then I leave a comment by altering the wording, removing a non-Presentation Zen image there, adding an entire slide here.

Nokia changed its contract with Elop at the same time that the Microsoft deal came together, essentially altering the wording so that it would allow Elop to receive the accelerated vesting without resigning.

This resulted in refinements to the handbook, including further reducing any jargon and altering the wording to ensure that the principles were not institution- or subject-specific and could be applied to any educational initiative from a one-day workshop to a master's degree programme.

As if to explain, or compensate, for the gaffe, he altered the words of the song a few moments later, perfectly in rhythm and in key: "Lyrics to old songs that you don't know/And you embarrass yourself at MSG/But it doesn't matter one bit, everyone got in for free".