Sentence examples for would altered from inspiring English sources

That the modest idea became a genuine odyssey -- a trip that changed everyone's idea of scale (as Julian Schnabel predicted it would), altered their aesthetics (as Miuccia Prada said it did hers) and boggled their concept of Egyptian grandeur itself (as Sandy Pittman went on and on about in an e-mail) -- was a fortunate accident.

I would alter only one word in that blurb now.

Maybe seeing more of his work would alter that impression.

Maybe, but a major accounting scandal would alter that assessment.

It is a defection that would alter two conferences forever.

If built, it would alter this special place for ever.

'I want Cinderella.' And we would alter it a bit and they would come back.

The proposals would alter the criteria for determining which white-collar employees cannot receive overtime.

Harris believed that saturation bombing would alter the course of the conflict.

Solving the case would alter it fundamentally; there might be a trial, and something like justice.

As for residents of the state, she was less certain the Olympics would alter their politics.