Sentence examples for was so altered from inspiring English sources

Her sense of reality was so altered by her experience that she saw a relationship.

JF I wasn't sure I ever actually found it, the land was so altered.

When he made it back, the landscape was so altered he struggled to figure out if his house still stood, and where it was if it did.

When the text actually reached the floor of the Council, at the third session, it was so altered that Archbishop Heenan, of Westminster, one of the members of the Secretariat for Christian Unity, declared it to be virtually unrecognizable.

Still, once they began to study the canvas in depth, Mr. Christiansen said he felt the painting "was so altered in its appearance that it was a falsification," an image so far from its original conception that "if Michael hadn't proceeded with the restoration, I was going to put it in storage".

A four-mile stretch of coastline near Tywyn in Gwynedd was so altered by the sea that it was pushed back 50 feet (15 metres).

Walsh's next book will be doubtless be different again now that her circumstances are so altered.

But she suspects that they can embrace religion only because it has been so altered by secular values.

But grant him this much: If a thoroughgoing aesthete like L'Herbier could be so altered by the war, then whose life wasn't turned upside down?

The Colorado's flow is so altered and controlled that in some ways the river functions more like a fourteen-hundred-mile-long canal.

According to Williams, the constancy that defines an eternal self would entail an infinite desert of repetitive experiences, lest the self be so altered as to be emptied of any definition.