Sentence examples for modify everything from inspiring English sources

To his son, he was "a two-bit czar," a blowhard with "the insane belief that he must pass on (approve or modify) everything the other person is doing".

Voted the "catch-all superlative" of last year by the American Dialect Society, weapons-grade has been used to modify everything from a Toyota's torque output to Elvis Presley's charisma.

In other words, to keep healthy and cancer-free, even survivors of cancer must modify everything: their eating, resting, recreation, along with their emotional outlook, positive attitude, and exposure to anything that causes cancer to grow (smoking, high stress, asbestos exposure, and so forth).

Young people do it best and, as everything migrates into the digital world, teenagers are quietly becoming expert at modifying everything that falls into their laps.

Miller's favorite word is "exactly"—it's the adverb that modifies everything, so that a hypothesis is "exactly right," or an experiment was "exactly done"—and that emphasis on precision has defined his career.

Miller's favorite word is "exactly" — it's the adverb that modifies everything, so that a hypothesis is "exactly right," or an experiment was "exactly done" — and that emphasis on precision has defined his career.

The arrival of what is now just called "digital" — an all-purpose noun and an adjective modifying everything — has thrown the movie world into a state of linguistic confusion that mirrors the general sense of disarray and existential doubt.

In short, the more I asked for definitions, details and trends, the more he modified everything he said.

Of those, 13 succeeded, and one attack based in China gained complete access to Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) systems — read, write, delete, add and delete users, modify logs, everything.

Why change everything else?

"He's really modified his style, everything, even his — he's thinner now," Ms. Fleiss said.