Sentence examples for thought altered from inspiring English sources

"I didn't think it was a sending off which I thought altered the course of the game.

He has said repeatedly that the surgeons do not want to rush the separation, because they think altering the boys' circulation gradually and giving them time to adjust to each change offers them the best chance of coming out of the surgery without brain damage.

In the first case, we seem to misdiagnose the problem if we think altering the genome will help address it.

But even with such 3-D images, Ballesteros thinks altering the drug and the receptor in tandem has an important place.

The change in winds, they think, alters currents, pulling offshore, deep-water critters to shallower waters.

He was the first Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister to have been born in the country, something that he thought profoundly altered the character of the dispute with Britain.

The presence of coinfections, however, is thought to alter this trade-off, and hence alter the evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) for the parasite.

Changing stride length during overhand throwing delivery is thought to alter total body and throwing arm linear momentums, thereby altering the proportion of throwing arm momentum relative to the total body.

Lysenko thought that altering the surroundings in which plants grew could almost immediately create new species.

"I think we altered what was supposed to happen," Nick says.

And no, they haven't thought to alter anything since, presumably because it works perfectly well as it is thankyouverymuch.