Sentence examples for constantly altering from inspiring English sources

In fact she was constantly altering her voice, which is another reason for her inconsistency.

Although vaccinated people made antibodies to that protein, the antibodies were all but useless because the virus mutated constantly, altering its surface protein and evading the antibodies.

Our brains are constantly altering the metabolism of sugar — the flux of glucose changes when we remember Grandma's house in Texas or listen to Bach or smell roses.

But Eastwood, by experimenting with new forms and moods, both light and dark, and by constantly altering his early self as a star, achieved both as he got older, and without becoming a stiff.

As he obeys the authority of his tempos and his phrase patterns — and sometimes those are advanced ones, constantly altering groups of 16th notes through moving harmony — there's a balanced, Bach-like, symmetrical feeling to it all.

One thing we have known for some decades now is that humpback whales are constantly altering their songs, changing them from week to week, month to month, year to year.

The impressionable Numan constantly altered the sound, absorbing and exploring.

This season he has constantly altered his selections and while injuries have played their part, some of the tinkering has been unnecessary, bordering on panicked.

The reader, however, understands that their take on Cyrus is varied and complex, because Klimasewiski constantly alters his story's point of view.

To extend his reach, he constantly alters his grip on the paddle - for example, extending it to his fingertips to field short lobs.

What has constantly altered is the political context, the series' peaks unsurprisingly coinciding with the fieriest times at Westminster: the rises and falls of Thatcherism and Blairism, the Gulf and Iraq wars, the periodic attempts to reshape the United Kingdom and the European Union.