Sentence examples for changed by words from inspiring English sources

Your heartbeat is being changed by words about things which aren't real.

Not all qualities were changed by this word.

The photographs are not just changed by the accompanying words; the words are like a final stage in the process of development and printing by which an image comes fully into being.

One writer describes how his life was changed by this one word.

Ms. Becker, a former advertising copywriter, was freelancing for a variety of magazines when her life was suddenly changed by the terrifying word "cancer".

Wikis, by contrast, are collaborative only in retrospect — someone has to be prepared to be the first to write something, and deal with having those words changed by a complete stranger.

Once he has been accepted, Dr Kaufman and his colleagues start chipping away at the language's phonology (the sounds of which it is composed) and its syntax (how its meaning is changed by the order of words and phrases).

The most emotionally intense shows I've seen this year have been Bruce Springsteen's epic sweeps through 43 years of his recordings, where the meaning of the words is changed by Springsteen's ageing.

Some of these phrases may originally have used "activist," and may have been changed by editors wary of that word, which The Times's stylebook says sometimes carries unintended overtones.

"It is possible that a few words could be changed by mistake but not the whole text," he said.

As Nora Barrows-Friedman reported on the pro-Palestinian Electronic Intifada on Saturday, another ad was changed by superimposing a hand stamping the words "hate speech" over the original text on the side of another bus.