| He suffered from an alternation of depressed moods with elevated, expansive or irritable moods. |
| The drama of Chess, for them, must consist of the alternation of very delicate shades of positional advantage. |
| In two of the examples in New York, single apes and men squat in identical poses in alternation beneath the Corinthian volutes of the capital. |
| These alternations result from vowel sequences which are unique to derived verb stems. |
| He plays with sharp alternations of mood, from the high-spirited to the melancholic in a single sentence or musical cue. |
| Even when produced by the same manufacturer, each was subjected to unique alternations. |
