Sentence examples for retrospectively altered from inspiring English sources

But photography didn't simply displace silhouette, it has retrospectively altered our understanding of it.

Then he wrote: "Her fifth book Geography III appeared in 1976, three years before her death, and here, all at once, everything was changed It was only 10 poems long, and yet its achievement was such that it retrospectively altered the emphasis and shape of an entire career".

A perfect pair of Vintage Twins: Michel Houellebecq's Atomised and Swift's Gulliver's Travels In TS Eliot's essay Tradition and the Individual Talent, the theory is advanced that the canon is retrospectively altered by the introduction of new works - works that themselves would mean nothing were it not for their historical sense, their "tradition".

The result of the World Championships final would not have been retrospectively altered, the logic being that there had been no intention to cheat, and had that happened, Meadows concedes that she might have felt a belated claim to the silver medal.

He then retrospectively altered their medical records to include these fake prescriptions.

Prior to 1972, the NFL did not count ties into winning percentage; however, in that year the NFL retrospectively altered its standings to treat tied games as being worth half of a win.

Once they know an outcome, people tend to inflate their initial predictions by an average of 15 to 20 percent, Dr. Roese said — ample wiggle room to retrospectively alter almost any prediction from "it's going to happen" to "it probably won't," be it a tennis match, a legal decision or a presidential race.

By definition, tumor-initiating cells are enumerated retrospectively, therefore altered CSC frequencies post-therapy are best demonstrated by serial transplantation.

But weren't we then seeing a digitally altered, retrospectively "improved" version of the original movie?

But the worry for all other government-bond markets is that investment terms will be altered retrospectively.

"Despite pushing them to establish in law that conditions on student loans could not be altered retrospectively the government refused and gave weak assurances that they had no plans to do so.