Sentence examples for constantly switches from inspiring English sources

As our society constantly switches from real to virtual, Simona Fitcal seeks to temporarily blend the two realms in her work by interfering with their boundaries.

Or look at Zadie Smith's fresh and challenging collage-­portrait of London, "NW": each section comes to us in a different form, and the main character constantly switches back and forth between bookish and street talk, Jamaican and BBC English.

The movie constantly switches from extreme naturalism, with perfect recreations of Bacon's haunts, to the entirely fictional rooms and traps which exist only in the artist's paintings, inhabited only by his squirming painted subjects.

Devised as a secret corporate memo that just happens to include Harker's diary, a producer's e-mails, a correspondent's therapy journal and some tried and true third-person reporting whose provenance is never established, "Fangland" constantly switches narrative voices.

Manufactured by Delphi, the radar constantly switches between two fields of view: one that extends through 90° out to a distance of 60 meters (good for detecting objects coming in from the side, such as pedestrians) and one that extend across 20° out to a distance of 174 meters (for detecting targets directly in the vehicle's path).

Across West Africa, traditional narratives are performed interactively by a speaker who constantly switches between the role of narrator and those of the story's characters (Nikitina 2012).

I was constantly switching eyes.

Chelsea, meanwhile, moved the ball as quickly as possible and constantly switched attacking midfielders.

The concerto's puckish soloist is to play almost ceaselessly throughout, constantly switching between distinct temperaments.

Rather than expensive gear, it uses something called "muscle confusion," achieved by constantly switching among 12 workouts.

Finally, by understanding physical and digital media, reinventing the wheel by constantly switching media can be avoided.