Sentence examples for a changing backdrop from inspiring English sources

Or is this the first step in the dismantling of the alliance?" These moves are being considered against a changing backdrop here and in the region.

Penny Jacobus's lighting creates a dramatically changing backdrop, with a horizontal ribbon of light that widens or narrows and changes hue before each new section of the dance — like a series of windows opening onto different skies.

Glass has a real affinity for the French text and sets the words eloquently, underpinning them with delicately patterned instrumental textures to provide a slow changing backdrop to the action, every note beautifully judged.

This change would need to be seen against the changing backdrop of IT in general.

When the first audience files in to see A Midsummer Night's Dream in Canterbury in June, they will be given special 3D glasses through which to watch the changing backdrop projected on to three screens on stage.

Building custom sets, particularly special effects sets with moving stages, changing backdrops, and realistic (if necessary) elements may require a substantial investment of time, labor and money.

The video sees the band superimposed as ethereal forms against dramatic and changing backdrops.

But rather like a Tom Stoppard play in modernist dress, that quest widens out to consider personal loyalties against a changing political backdrop that finds room for ethical considerations about both journalism and government alongside bursts of Beethoven and the use of "conflagrate" as a verb.

Thus we create the tessellated pattern of heterogeneously mixed populations that cooperate and compete in a changing political economy backdrop to model social co-evolutionary processes Figure 2 HDD architecture.

These studies must be conducted against the backdrop of a changing social structure in the region, largely related to major changes in the political and economic environment following independence.

Tributes from friends and colleagues welcomed the award as recognition of a literary great whose fiction captured the anguish of private, inner lives against the backdrop of a changing social order.