Sentence examples for have always altered from inspiring English sources

Our children's teachers have always altered the Mother's Day craft to be inclusive of two dads.

"Technology has always altered pictures," said Hockney, who believes the old masters used camera obscura techniques.

Golf is a game of traditions, but technology has always altered how the game is played.

The Billboard Hot 100 only added streaming data to its calculus recently, but the chart has always altered its methodology based on the distribution models of the day.

THE ONGOING DISPUTE between Google and Turkey reminds us that, throughout history, the development of new media technologies has always altered the way we think about threats to free speech.

Women have always popped mood-altering pills more than men.

says Asai. "Humans have always found ways to alter their image in one way or another, the desire [to] look and feel different is nothing new.

The rapper and his many alter egos have always been described as eccentric and even legendary, though anachronistic or timeless may be be a better fit.

If the sum total isn't quite "a natural history of the human imagination," as Pollan hopes, it manages to deliver -- without threat of jail time -- what mind-altering plants have always promised: "New ways of looking at things, and, occasionally, whole new mental constructs".

Politicians, like Mrs. Clinton on the Letterman show, have always sought to use television and the popular media to alter their images.

The Civilians have always taken a relaxed approach to their material: mocking their own reportorial methods, editing and altering testimony as a show required.