Funnily enough, all these incessant shifts are what actually lay down the foundations of our lives, from one transitory brick to the next.
Twain appears to have felt honour-bound, or fated, to attempt to do justice to his world-famous, white-suited life, while at the same time worrying that any attempt to contain his shifting enthusiasm, his incessant imagination, his scattergun prejudices and vitriol and jokes, was almost doomed from the outset.
That is if Bynum proves capable of keeping up with the incessant defensive shifts mandated by today's game.
Sounds of gutturally shifting gears filled the air, along with an incessant bedlam of honking horns and vibrations at regular intervals building to a ground shaking roar as another cement truck passed by in the gloaming.
The shifting switchback and up and down rhythms are cinematic and Cubist, but finally, oceanic, like the incessant motion of big, implacable waves.
Starting last summer, unblinking Republicans were able to "control the narrative" and shift public sentiment against reform with their incessant, demagogic attacks on "socialism," "death panels," a "job-killing 2000 page bill".
In time, though, their message broke through the incessant stream of moral outrage and general anger that clogs so much of the Internet, and my perspective shifted.
"This was notable since it shifted the US monetary policy stance from easing to on-hold – an important change that went under-appreciated in our view as markets were distracted by global growth and the incessant peripheral European woes". Nick Parsons, head of market strategy at NAB Capital, said he remained sanguine that asset purchases were about to end.
Incessant and relentless change".
The work wonders at the physical and emotional cost of incessant movement resulting from job changes, natural disasters, and shifts in available technology.
That is, the issues of exclusivity and incessant publishing are consequences of economic, social and cultural shifts in education, not solely the choices of professors.
