Sentence examples for changing versions of from inspiring English sources

"How does the newspaper of record handle this?" she asked, referring to changing versions of an obituary of the movie director Arthur Penn.

The appearance of the situation has not been helped by the fact that the White House, in response to questions from the press, has given such changing versions of what took place.

The government said it was broadly satisfied with the company's explanations and that it did not appear to have broken the law, but opposition MPs leapt on the changing versions of events.

The common situation of constantly changing versions of energy system models and failure to describe these precisely when presenting results, adds another dimension to the reproducibility challenge [13].

Centered on Langland's Piers Plowman, a story is told that runs from Ockham to Milton and, very tentatively, Milton's ecclesiology here called "congregationalism". Since completing BEYOND REFORMATION David Aers has been working on a book that explores different and changing versions of predestination and reprobation both within the later Middle Ages and the Reformation.

Conservative bloggers and columnist have been quick to point out the changing version of events - captured in interviews with David Letterman and Alec Baldwin, among others - from his being in a helicopter following one that was shot down by Iraqi forces to being in the helicopter itself and ending up stranded in the desert for days.

Well, Paul Lamere has created a web app called The Infinite Jukebox that lets you do this without annoying the crap out of people, allowing you to "create a never-ending and ever-changing version of any song".

Cabral smiles in wonder when he says that it takes him 20 whole minutes to tell his ever-changing version of "Jack in the Beanstalk". And, he says, after 40 solid minutes of storytelling, he can get the most disaffected teen-agers to stand up and recite, from another classic story, "Not by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin". The teachers took copious notes from this master of the form.

He declined to comment about the report, which accuses him of changing his version of events and of being less than forthcoming.

Family members and friends of those aboard expressed frustration at the changing official version of events, but some said the latest news gave them new hope.

The US has been accused of changing its version of events four times in the days after the incident, which is now the subject of three inquiries – by the US, Nato and Afghanistan.