Sentence examples for a shift of emphasis from inspiring English sources

The discovery had brought "a shift of emphasis", said Redwood.

There was no "sudden about-face," simply a shift of emphasis.

In a shift of emphasis, Mr. Obama divided developing nations into two categories.

It allows a shift of emphasis, not withdrawal from the world.

The arrival of Pope Francis has brought a shift of emphasis.

Recent announcements from BMW, an early and ardent promoter of hydrogen, suggest a shift of emphasis.

"Attention drawn to the population explosion, a shifting of emphasis from reproduction to contraception, and demands for the full development of artificial reproduction would provide an alternative to the oppressions of the biological family," wrote the feminist theorist Shulamith Firestone in her manifesto "The Dialectic of Sex," in 1970.

Subtle tweaks to the rhetoric, a shifting of emphasis, a misting of meaning, a blurring of ideologies.

A Shifting of Emphasis In four years the principate had scarcely begun that process of articulation which was to make it one of the most complex and yet smooth-running systems of government known to history.

A shift of the emphasis of air pollution health research toward a more comprehensive, forward-thinking, multipollutant perspective would be timely in view of the increasing trend toward multipollutant regulatory strategies.

This is an indication of a considerable shift of emphasis in the Laws compared with Plato's treatment of the emotions in the Republic.