Examples of using Would alter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He would alter information.
There's nothing here that would alter body density.
That would alter history.
It's the one thing about my life I would alter.”.
I would alter my voice a little bit.
Nothing I said would alter his thinking.
Jesus had a great ministry to carry out, a work that would alter history.
That would alter the meaning a little, I think.
What could he say that would alter the dynamics here?
But I would alter my voice: for I am ashamed of you.
Little did she know that it would alter her life forever.
It was me who would alter everything, putting my passions and career dreams on hold, to fulfil this piece of our dream.
We're working on a retrovirus that would alter Wraith DNA.
Hercule Poirot would alter his modus operandi in each crime.
Patterson couldn't possibly know how this assignment would alter the course of his life.
I think he meant it would alter how you look at things.
When she was younger herdoctor told her that changing the shape of her nose would alter her voice!
Aunt Silvia said she would alter it for your Quinceanera.
If people could see what the state of identifying means they would alter their opinion.
Another institutional pattern would alter their number and intensity;
He did not know he wasabout to become a witness to the religious-social movement that would alter the face of Israel.
Gentlemen, the damage to Leo Johnson would alter certain handwriting characteristics.
Writing of the"artist as prophet" in his book, Concerning the Spiritual In Art, Kandinsky created paintings in the years immediately precedingWorld War I showing a coming cataclysm which would alter individual and social reality.
Peacock had no idea if saying yes would alter his peaceful existence.
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in August 1990 would alter this canvas dramatically.
Or it could establish a basis for conduct among nations that would alter history for generations to come.
Logic suggests that this picture, which allays demographic fears, would alter the policy conclusions that required withdrawal and collapse.
One could be charged with“oversimplification”, or“total ignorance of the subject”,or“lack of experience”, but none of this would alter the fact that a solution which worked was the true solution to the problem.
Its desires, such as they are, are transparent, for they are just what institutional approvalkeeps in the forefront of consciousness another institutional pattern would alter their number and intensity there is little in them that is natural, irreducible, or culturally dangerous.