Sentence examples for wholly alter from inspiring English sources
The arrival of new, trend-seeking customers did not wholly alter Florent's allure for a surprising variety of New Yorkers and visitors.
But late last month, with an inaugural concert by Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Notre Dame christened its Marie P. DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts, a $64 million complex meant to enhance, if not to wholly alter, the profile of the campus and the region.
I have occasionally despaired at the basic uninterest in the histories of nations who have been wholly altered by British imperialism and colonialism.
The big difference Porto will notice, apart from a few more grey hairs and a wholly altered Chelsea squad, is that Mourinho is not returning as the Special One, self-proclaimed or otherwise.
The olivine may be wholly altered to serpentine, which gives the rock a stippled appearance of red, green, brown, yellow, and black spots on a pale background, reminiscent of the skin of a trout (in German, troctolite is Forellenstein, "trout rock").
He will not be wholly free to alter legislation for the essentially state-controlled oil industate-controlled oil
Because the point is that if Gilligan were wholly wrong, it would not alter the substantive charge against the government in the slightest - though it would leave his career in tatters.
Microbial protease overproducing strains have been developed by conventional screening, mutation/selection strategies and genetic engineering, and wholly new enzymes, with altered specificity or stability have been designed through techniques such as site-directed mutagenesis and directed evolution.
"[Escape Tailor] is someone who lives wholly in the present, unburdened of social norms and deeply tethered to his own flawed humanity" says Sisto, explaining that his alter ego is someone "that people look through, like a lot of people on the fringes of society".
