Sentence examples for a perceptible shift from from inspiring English sources

The tarîhs of Nedim display an entirely new awareness of the physical characteristics of the buildings being praised, thereby registering a perceptible shift from formal, highly stylized techniques of literary representation to ones based partly on observation of worldly phenomena.

Following the initial complaints about too-thin models in New York and London, there was a perceptible shift away from them at subsequent shows in Milan and Paris in September and October, suggesting that designers had become aware of the negative publicity associated with the images they project.

There was a perceptible shift among faculty members, from pessimism to optimism about securing an NIH grant.

There has also been a perceptible shift in the labels Madonna wears, from indie players like Olivier Theyskens to the bigger fashion houses, since she began working with a new stylist, who mysteriously asks to be known only as B., and who has said she is pursuing an edgier look for Madonna than the disco theme of her last album.

Apart from its value as theater, "The Mercy Seat" is part of a perceptible shift in mood toward Sept. 11 among purveyors of culture.

Dearlove is quoted as saying that, in Washington: "There was a perceptible shift in attitude.

The emotional scenes were part of a perceptible shift in the national mood.

Since the Wake went out of copyright in the EU in 2012, there has been a perceptible shift.

There has been a perceptible shift over the summer concerning the future shape of the Anglican communion.

The president's criticism was part of a perceptible shift in attitude toward Western companies and governments evident in some Central Asian countries.

As I examine her abdomen, we continue to talk, but there is a perceptible shift in the tenor of our interaction.