Sentence examples for full of shifts from inspiring English sources

Full of shifts of weight with knees raised high and arms flung out, the kinetic shape on stage was a far cry from either standard modern-dance idioms of the last 50 years or of most traditional African dance.

His solo versions of three songs from the "Blue" album -- "My Old Man" (which he has recorded), "All I Want" and "River" -- incorporated the melodies into his own solo-piano conception, full of shifts in dynamics and a salting of Monk-style staccato figures among the rich, murmured chords.

My morning commute was full of shift-tired nurses and bleary-eyed, freshly bandaged patients who'd spent the night waiting in a crowded emergency room.

His music, which has always been unnervingly emotional, full of shifting, ambient textures, doesn't require language to convey joy or pain.

Played by Aaron Monaghan and Aoife Duffin with compelling restraint, these two, with their confused, gentle friend Mossy (Laurence Kinlan), ­provide the emotional focus in a precisely ­choreographed ensemble ­production, full of shifting perspectives.

This year's The Dreaming Room hopefully put paid to such misconceptions, a multicoloured record full of shifting choral backdrops and inventive rhythms; expect this UK tour to be similarly compelling.

The songs were misshapen pop tunes, full of shifting time signatures and odd metres and abrupt key changes, with lyrics about Dot's lost cat, Foot Foot, and her yearning for a sports car and how much she liked to listen to the radio.

The $750,000 house is full of subtle shifts of perspective.

The novels, also like Faulkner's, are polyphonic and full of temporal shifts.

Tessa Victoria was funny and poignant in a crisp yet intensely emotional performance full of quick shifts of dynamics.

Her roots were once with Erick Hawkins, but she uses her own dance idiom, plain but full of dynamic shifts.