Sentence examples for has subtly shifted from inspiring English sources

And President Obama has subtly shifted his approach, talking less about green jobs and more about extreme weather.

With The Bling Ring, though, she has subtly shifted focus – from the already rich and famous to the hordes of fame-seekers, hoiking themselves over the gates of the asylum – and unburdened herself of empathy in the process.

And while belonging has motivated us for years, in the age of the Internet, the nature of the goal has subtly shifted — and, in the past year, the shift has become ever more pronounced.

(Nemtsov, "Catcher on a Grain Field") It's clear that Rait-Kovaleva has subtly shifted Caulfield's speech into closer accord with good Russian literary norms, while Nemtsov's Caulfield is both brassier and crasser, exaggerating his supposed iconoclasm.

It's clear that Rait-Kovaleva has subtly shifted Caulfield's speech into closer accord with good Russian literary norms, while Nemtsov's Caulfield is both brassier and crasser, exaggerating his supposed iconoclasm.

It is when the classic joke-triangulation of men and women and marriage has subtly shifted that we know our culture has turned a corner into a new place.

As the music industry has shifted from analogue to digital, the words have subtly shifted.

The US, UK and others have subtly shifted positions or sent out mixed messages.

Something had subtly shifted in the writing; the vision had got darker, its mood was more melancholic, less manic.

Except for one thing — the overall framing seems to have subtly shifted back toward the old "public doesn't know stuff" presentation.

But astronomers have long hoped to see it indirectly: the light would have subtly shifted the behaviour of the hydrogen that once filled the space between stars.