Sentence examples for little alteration from inspiring English sources

This passage, like many in his diaries, is reproduced with little alteration in the fictional memoirs.

In many of her manuscripts, there is little alteration made to the text.

Repairs go without saying, and a little alteration can upgrade an item's fashion rating no end.

Appropriation is the practice of artists taking already existing objects and using them, with little alteration, in their own works.

On my return I found that there had been little alteration in the political scene save, that the threat of a death penalty for sabotage had now become a fact.

The Life building suffered a gruesome upward extension a decade ago, but many of the firm's town houses survive with little alteration, as well as practically all the libraries.

There were 11 goals, all sorts of mood swings, dozens of little altercations and enough mistakes to fill a videocassette.

This is the thing about show people that has to tug at your heart: They can have their little altercations, like MARLON BRANDO calling the director and one time muppeteer FRANK OZ Miss Piggy on the set of "The Score".

And so the little alterations stand out, like when the league announced this winter that stadiums would be ditching landline dugout-to-bullpen phones in favor of spiffy new cell phones provided by T-Mobile (which, it probably doesn't need to be said, is the "Official Wireless Sponsor of Major League Baseball").

"I believe that baseball saw me as a threat, a foreign threat," Martinez writes, in a section about the various complaints people made about the way he pitched inside, near hitters' heads, and about the little alterations he occasionally made to his glove and his sleeves.

Most shampoos and conditioners are made with the same basic ingredients, with very little alterations to account for "smooth and shiny" or "extra volume".