Sentence examples for always altered from inspiring English sources

"Technology has always altered pictures," said Hockney, who believes the old masters used camera obscura techniques.

Golf is a game of traditions, but technology has always altered how the game is played.

The Billboard Hot 100 only added streaming data to its calculus recently, but the chart has always altered its methodology based on the distribution models of the day.

For half a century now, the Open has been played on famous courses, no matter how old and how traditional, that are always altered to make life more exacting for the world's best golfers.

THE ONGOING DISPUTE between Google and Turkey reminds us that, throughout history, the development of new media technologies has always altered the way we think about threats to free speech.

Our children's teachers have always altered the Mother's Day craft to be inclusive of two dads.

Journalists cover politics as a riveting narrative, in which major events can always alter the outcome of the election.

But we are in a new phase in which many of those dams, which always alter, if not destroy, the native ecosystem, are coming down.

Yet no environmentalist would argue that just because man will always alter the earth in some way, and will do so despite legal and moral pressure, all efforts to help the environment should be abandoned.

However, off-the-pitch training methods and techniques are always altering slightly and being tinkered with.

It's designed to emulate the quantitative aspects of the approach Buffett used to find winning stocks in the past; he can always alter that approach, or use non-quantitative factors, to pick stocks today, which means Berkshire's portfolio can include stocks my Buffett model isn't too high on.