Alter (Level I)

His face seems to alternate between hope and anger. Will Grayson, Will Grayson

The question was: How often would consumers, asked to choose among the four alternatives, pick the right car? Blink

The extreme light/dark contrasts throughout the painting imply the alternating emotions of hope and hopelessness. The Annotated Mona Lisa

It was spring, late March, with alternately cold and wet weather—now and then a chance of light snow. This Side of Wild

It seemed to him after the war that the world was thoroughly altered. Snow Falling on Cedars: A Novel

All the courts, like all the executive departments, were created by Congress, alterable by Congress, and subject to the control of Congress. Hart, Albert Bushnell

We alter our route frequently and stay off the trails, which slows our pace but makes an ambush more difficult. An Ember in the Ashes

Once cultures appeared, they never ceased to change and develop, and these unstoppable alterations are what we call ‘history’. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

Scientific knowledge is not, in reality, unalterable truth, even if it appears to be. The Invention of Science

Suits, dresses, coats and even decades-old bathing suits hung perfectly preserved, their hems unaltered, their original tags attached. The New York Times

Whenever we siblings got into a minor altercation, I can remember it was never Pesza's fault, even though it might have been. The Boy on the Wooden Box