Sentence examples for anyone altered from inspiring English sources

Howe's heroes, in this volume, are installation artists: Isabella Stewart Gardner, who planned, down to the last inch, a museum to house her art collection and arranged, in her will, for its dismantling if anyone altered its organization; and Paul Thek, whose posthumous retrospective at the Whitney, in 2010, impressed Howe deeply.

What other national symbols/songs would anyone alter?

If anyone has altered the dynamics of the presidential contest in New York, it has been Dennis Rivera, president of the hospital workers' union and one of the most influential figures in New York Democratic Party circles.

This is what we nowadays believe, when anyone can alter their appearance at whim.

Until recently anyone could alter almost any entry in Wikipedia.com without even revealing who they were.

To filmmakers, who point to a federal law that prohibits anyone from altering a creative work and then reselling it with the original title and artist's name attached, it is a simple question of artistic rights.

He argues that our interconnected world—"terribly unjust, subject to crisis, environmentally unwise, everywhere politically and economically captured by the few"—has become "impossible for anyone to alter or escape" because of "the relative invisibility and imperviousness of the world of technical management to contestation".

"People think, 'I should manipulate this to create a more beautiful photo.' " The chief reason retouching has become so prevalent is technological: with digital cameras and computers, anyone can alter a photograph and that shift has driven a change in the business.

Furthermore, anyone can alter the information posted on your listing as well as ask and even answer questions.

Bias can also be introduced by anyone who alters the data along the way, like business analysts, data engineers, or data scientists.

With AR, anyone can alter their surroundings.