Sentence examples for anything altered from inspiring English sources

The making of "gaffs" -- sideshow-speak for anything altered or faked -- became an industry itself.

"As a general rule, people should always be careful on their tax returns and not be overly aggressive with their deductions". Zimmelman also says you definitely shouldn't omit anything or alter anything despite reduced audit potential.

Ask them to point out which arguments or evidence they found most convincing, why, and if anything said altered their initial views.

Apparently, though, she's willing to try just about anything to alter that reality.

Neither man has done anything to alter the voters' withering verdict of Nov. 7: None of the above.

I do not want to take away her innocence or do anything to alter her life experience.

All were fascinating, but none did anything to alter my preference for the West over the East.

An ABC News spokesman, Jeffrey Schneider, denied that ABC had done anything to alter the interview's tone in any way.

That could be us". I was babbling, saying anything to alter his mood, to convince him I was a person who cared, and his life still mattered.

If we're talking about the US, I think the economic slowdown is doing more than anything to alter consumer behavior.

It is tempting for teachers to gloat because they have long maintained that such strategies would do little, if anything, to alter outcomes.