Sentence examples for charts changing from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Susan Hamburger inventories her personal possessions in small, cropped paintings of different aspects of a kitchen, while Dahlia Elsayed charts changing emotional states, making inventory-oriented topographical paintings that associate geographical locations with moods, thoughts and states of mind.

This paper charts changing views on a labor market institution from the perspective of microeconomic and macroeconomic flexibility.

[ 31] One step in charting changing gender relations is to document broad changes in the position of women in Canadian society.

In that decade, in an attempt to mirror this blend more accurately, Billboard began toying with its Disco Action chart, changing it to the "Hot Dance/Disco" chart, and then dropping the word "Disco" altogether.

The survey, which recorded responses from more than 600 people, is taking place over the course of a year to chart changing attitudes to privacy.

We clearly have to reorient some priorities and this reorganization is the way to get the attention of bureaucrats by changing the organization chart, changing who they report to.

The book's entries complicate received ideas about Locke's blank slate, question M. H. Abrams' claims about mirrors and lamps, and chart changing frequencies of metal metaphors in a moment of industrial revolution.

The organization charts keep changing, but the underlying philosophy, management techniques, and administrative trappings don't.

It charts the changing place of electricity in our lives, our homes and our imaginations.

A lively extended duet for Reverend Salvation (a wolfish Matthew Saldívar and Mrs. Misterr (Anika Noni Rose, in splendid voice) charts the changing attitudes of this holy man to hymning war and peace, which evolve in tune to the needs of Mr. Mister's steel works.

BBC Sport's wide-ranging study into the price of football lays bare the facts and charts the changing trends in every corner of the British game.