Sentence examples for another alters from inspiring English sources

Moving at an early age from one location in the world to another alters a person's subsequent risk of MS. An explanation for this could be that some kind of infection, produced by a widespread microbe rather than a rare one, is related to the disease.

Soon after each ad was banned Ryanair released another, altered, advert.

But the poem doesn't forget or devalue the "sheer plod" of the farm-labourer – another alter ego, I suspect.

And, oh, the silliness: like the author's alter ego novelist protagonist in a telephone conversation with another alter ego that the fictional one has created.

In that movie he played another alter ego, also named Gianni, who catered to a group of older women.

If not Peter Parker in some future city, he said, he would love to play the role of another alter ego, Bruce Wayne, in a "Batman" musical someday.

As in the best books (more rectangular solids), the meaning of these images seems to evolve as they repeat, bumping up against one another, altering slightly, until new combinations and minute adjustments lay bare the complex emotions within.

Miles Davis's career took off when the LP format was relatively new; the author explains how Davis, in one way or another, altered the role of the photographed jazz musician, through his staged photos for Columbia Records and otherwise.

For example, by biasing inheritance toward the production of one sex over another, altered sex ratios might eventually cause a population to peter out.

Sometimes awareness is one-directional: A is aware of the thoughts and actions of B without B being aware of A. Sometimes one alter can appear to directly interfere with the thoughts or actions of another alter.

Is it possible that Jay-Z is just another alter ego of Nicki Minaj?