Sentence examples for alters all from inspiring English sources

by Sharon Levy I hid my love when young till IHeard the thunder hoarsely laugh,Heard the skylark warbling in the sky,For the eye altering alters all.

I hid my love when young till IHeard the thunder hoarsely laugh,Heard the skylark warbling in the sky,For the eye altering alters all.

Guyton alters all the usual relations among objects, thus provoking the public's astonishment before the prodigious (remember he is called the Voodoo Man), before a heteroclite vortex that reminds us in a dirty version of the Land of Oz ("Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore!") that beings to shine in the middle of waste, like Tony Cragg's New Tones, Newton's Tones.

But death alters all equations.

Physiologically, sound alters all our rhythms, including heart rate, breathing, hormone secretions and even brainwaves.

The current sudden transition in how people access news on mobile alters all that has gone before.

Democracy and the modern era altered all that.

"It is the web that has altered all the balances".

Tells about the teachers: Mlle Pfister who mended & altered all their clothes; about Mlle.

The emergence of brother John as chancellor of the exchequer (1989-90) and then prime minister (1990-97) allered all this, at least for a time.

A national collection has to alter all the time, and the Tate's policy for some years has been to have regular re-hangs.