Sentence examples for be a noticeable shift from inspiring English sources

Oberman felt this to be a noticeable shift in Chrissie's characterisation, with the show's writers taking "her down a darker route", as in one notable scene depicting Chrissie standing over Den's grave, and confiding to him of her plans.

But in March, there was a noticeable shift in thinking.

But there was a noticeable shift, when people stopped painting the American scene".

Undergirding the vote on Tuesday was a noticeable shift in the public debate in recent years.

For example, across from the opulent austerities of early Werkstätte designs by Hoffmann, Prutscher and Michael Powolny, there's a noticeable shift of gears.

But there has been a noticeable shift in the tone of the Premier League and the man who sets it, the chief executive Richard Scudamore, in recent months.

There is a noticeable shift at the moment with Marc Jacobs starting to make size 14 from next season, and the June Vogue Italia cover [featuring three plus-size models].

Tying the "putting people first" message together was a noticeable shift from the 1980s economic consensus, an acceptance that reducing inequality was important for ensuring economic growth as well as a fair society.

There is a noticeable shift in emphasis this season, a darkening of mood away from the premarital frolics of blind dates, Manolo Blahniks and Central Perk hookups to closely watched midmarriage malaise.

Since Mr. Bush's speech on Thursday, there has been a noticeable shift in Arab sentiment, with Arab nations edging back toward the American posture of putting the onus on President Hussein.

Mr. Perry's language, some say, is a noticeable shift from his tone four years ago when in his inauguration address he said: "Illegal immigration drains the resources of our schools, our hospitals and our law enforcement agencies.