Sentence examples for how it shifts from inspiring English sources
"The Humbling is a slight but grave – and important – novel about 'ending': how it shifts between a participle (the process of reaching the end) and a noun (the end itself)," Stephen Abell observed in the Telegraph.
He's fascinated by the shapes, the musculature, the physical root of forms such as hip-hop and South Asian dance and as confident as he is in his own language, he's openly curious as to how it shifts and adapts to the presence of radically different influences, such as the young kathak dancer Vidya Patel.
But what really excites me about Robinhood is how it shifts investing from a game of access to a game of talent and cooperation.
Give yourself permission to have fun every single day and watch how it shifts every area of your life for the better.
In the film, his fellow-comedians, many of whom Crimmins had been strikingly compassionate toward all along — talk about the shock and sympathy they felt after Crimmins's revelation, and how it shifted their perspective.
Winner of a 2014 National Book Award, it captures the atmosphere of a country which was the ultimate group-think society and how it shifted to becoming a nation of individuals, set permanently on fast-forward.Vivid Faces: The Revolutionary Generation in Ireland, 1890-1923.
That I was having a really crappy morning, how it shifted everything and made me feel so much better.
As we gathered in the shade of Mulberry Row, overlooking the terraced garden that the estate's slaves created on the hillside, guide William Bergen offered a frank and fascinating dissection of Jefferson's attitude toward slavery, including how it shifted after he inherited slaves.
To test this hypothesis, we used our perturbation experiments to estimate the location of the basin boundary in GFP-RFP space and see how it shifted for different concentrations of ATc.
But the real story of this show is how quickly it shifts from noble talk about making sacrifices for the country to eminently reasonable frustration about the destruction of the family unit.
