Sentence examples for quite altered from inspiring English sources

Clara noted, "Johannes is quite altered, he seldom comes to the house and speaks only in monosyllables when he does come… Did he really love her?

Though quite altered from its original state in the mid 19th century George's Block remains one of the more eye catching structures in the Historic District.

It was also a lethal business, by the way: young Tour aspirants were falling off their machines, quite dead, because their altered blood was the thickness of tomato bisque.

They've named their resulting text the Queen James Bible, and while it only contains about 100 words that have been changed from what can be found in the King James Bible, the altered passages read quite differently.

Newsom et al. (2011) reported recently quite an extensive list of proteins with altered expression in brain, lymphoid tissue and serum both pre-clinically and clinically in a murine model [ 14].

Not the planet itself; it would survive quite nicely without human civilisation, albeit in an altered state".

The reason why the majority of experiments have been performed in broilers is quite clear, as the gut microbiota, especially its altered development, significantly reduces the profitability of broiler producers [ 5].

The discovery of this single altered gene, Dr. Austad said, "gives us something quite specific that we can look at quite easily".

But while the experiment didn't quite work in terms of transporting a listener to altered states, it certainly offered an alternate means of listening to music in a concert setting.

It is quite possible that selenium substitution in conjunction with an altered haem pocket in Mtb led to nonenzymatic cleavage of haem.

Measurement of the haptoglobin levels did not show a difference between the control and cancer patients, but as multiple proteins were found in the peak it is quite possible that the difference was owing to an altered level of one or both of the other proteins, as we show here for α1-antitrypsin.