Sentence examples for are liable to shift from inspiring English sources
There was the chaplain whose boisterous passion for his work helped to remind me of my own, and the online poker player who read fiction so thoughtfully I found myself returning to novels read long ago, reacquainted with the notion that interpretations are liable to shift.
The risk for a novel that tries to capture the Zeitgeist is that the Zeitgeist is liable to shift at any moment.
What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt Sceptre £14.99, pp352 Siri Hustvedt has written a novel of ideas, in which she tackles questions of how much of what we perceive is personal, how much shared, how much is fixed for all time and how much is liable to shift.
"When you have seen the Pentagon still smoldering across the river, from the roof of your own apartment building, you are liable to undergo an abrupt shift of perspective that qualifies any nostalgia for Norman Mailer's 'Armies of the Night' or Allen Ginsberg's quixotic attempt to levitate the building," he writes.
Until Labour manages this intellectual shift, its views on how to revive the economy now are liable to go unheeded.
Hydrophobic particles in water are liable to aggregate in collision.
