Sentence examples for changing description from inspiring English sources
But the constitution is less a prescriptive document than a constantly changing description of what has just happened.
Changing descriptions of locations or replacing treasure found in the module with items better suited for your players are good and easy places to start.
Changing the description of the expression process from filtration to consolidation significantly improved the performance and physical meaning of the model.
As his testimony and revised report show, Professor Black stood by his ultimate conclusions, he merely modified his language, changing his description of Mr. Kiggen's projections from "absurd" to "highly optimistic". (Black Dep. Tr. 104:2-10; 168:12:18). As regrettable as any mistake is, this one error does not render his entire report unreliable.
"Changing my description takes a couple tries," he said.
[JM]: Changing the description, cover, and prices of my Providence series, I recalled how much I loved having that kind of control.
It was discovered this month that a staffer in the U.S. House of Representatives was altering the Wikipedia page on Orange Is the New Black's Laverne Cox, changing her description from "a real transgender woman" to "a real man pretending to be a woman".
The questionnaire can be modified to focus on different high-priority topics simply by changing the description of the topic in the introduction to the questionnaire because all subsequent questions refer in generic terms to "the health topic".
Companies will work with UCCNet to agree on a single procedure for changing product descriptions.
In an author's note at the end of "Mostly True," O'Neill cops to changing some descriptions and names, and to having "omitted or streamlined" some episodes in her life; she even turns one sentence of her acknowledgments over to an aunt who warns one and all that "whenever an O'Neill mouth is flapping the lies are flowing".
