Sentence examples for a strange shift in from inspiring English sources

And herein lies the impetus for such a strange shift in alliances.

The result was as much a surprise to Mr Griffin as anyone else and marks a strange shift in far right politics.

The overarching Neoplatonic strategy of the first nine Books goes a long way toward explaining what might otherwise be a strange shift in the remaining four books, in which the autobiography recedes into the background.

There is a strange shift of L in April 1992, as shown by an arrow in Fig. 1.

But a strange shift has occurred in the way it is construed by management experts.

Then, in the 1990s, a strange shift began.

A few episodes in, I realised that a strange shift had happened – I'd stopped glowering at the pupils and started caring about them, wishing them well.

That's a really strange shift.

So often have a certain set of euphemistic adjectives been applied to Brown that a strange semantic shift has taken place in my mind, and whenever I see them used in wholly unrelated circumstances, I almost have to remind myself of their pre-Brown meaning.

"But he changed because of a strange personality shift that took place.

More than the manic or over-analytical modes that might make a writer-person want to snuff it, this book lets you in on the strange shifts of tone that can fill in on the brain whether you notice them or not.