Sentence examples for a delicate shift in from inspiring English sources
But where French Impressionism is concerned, the Whitney loans bring about a delicate shift in the honor rolls of the Frick.
It produces great effects with delicate shifts in tone, like an oceangoing bird that travels a hundred miles between wing flaps.
The delicate shifts in the groundwater systems, which cause the changes in the recharge and discharge, clearly show the need for hydrological modelling.
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear has a New Orleans street-band's swing, Jesus Maria is a delicate exercise in shifting brass harmonies that turns into a swoony dance, and Holy Night is a vehicle for Steve Swallow's honeyed electric bass sound over a soul-ballad vamp that sounds like Anyone Who Had a Heart.
And then, gradually, she even transcends it -- again as Ms. Gish did -- by acting, filling in the sketchy outlines of her character with nothing but delicate shifts of expression in her big brown eyes.
This dream of a movie is set in such a place; with its delicate shifts of tone, it could be a fairy tale by Faulkner.
Citizens are now being asked to support a shift in "the delicate balance between freedom and security".
Abbott's observations follow his declaration to parliament in September 2014 that Australians needed to accept a shift in "the delicate balance between freedom and security" in the interests of preventing terrorism.
In a delicate adjustment in the face of these new realities — and the resilience of the uprising — Hezbollah has shifted its tone.
This is a delicate time in Iran.
Student debt is a delicate subject in the Democratic primary.
