Sentence examples similar to has imperceptibly shifted from inspiring English sources

In the two decades since Williams had come to Boston, his status had imperceptibly shifted from that of a naughty prodigy to that of a municipal monument.

Benítez also has, albeit almost imperceptibly, shifted his stance on Shelvey in the wake of the former Charlton, Liverpool and Swansea midfielder experiencing an apparent epiphany following that red card against Tottenham.

Our technology has imperceptibly infected us with "list thinking".

It strikes me that the whole area of finance has imperceptibly crept outside the boundaries of moral awareness.

Over the centuries both the Nile and the desert sands imperceptibly shifted, and this temple was lost to the world until 1813, when it was accidentally rediscovered by the Swiss explorer Jean-Louis Burckhardt. Jean-Louis Burckhardt

Cromwell is played by theatre's Mark Rylance, who has a scary talent for imperceptibly shifting his face to "classically flinty yet softened round the edges".

We have imperceptibly flipped into a situation where the woman is under societal pressure to have that termination.

There are the little details, like the way he manages to almost imperceptibly shift his weight in contact to ride out or roll big tackles.

Solos, duets, trios and larger group scenes featured raw, yet polished technique, dancers springing out of one step and imperceptibly shifting into another.

Foxconn has also shifted.

The culture has just shifted".