Sentence examples for language has shifted from inspiring English sources

Even the language has shifted.

But his language has shifted since his election as president, particularly since the government shutdown last month.

While the government still thinks the independent sector can do more to help raise standards in state schools, the language has shifted considerably since the election.

Even our culture and language has shifted – we speak about human or social "capital" and securitize everything from education to infrastructure to prison terms.

Political language has shifted, he writes in "The Guilt of Nations"(W.W. Norton), from machtpolitik, the politics of power, to a shared belief among nations in the rights of individuals and groups.

The language has shifted, away from 'sustainable development' at the 1992 event to a 'green economy' http://www.greeneconomycoalition.org/content/gec-proposal-2012-earth-summit-agenda-updated-march-2011 in 2012.

Can there be another word in our language that has shifted further, semantically, from benign origins?

According to Warschauer and Meskill (2000), language instruction has shifted from behavioristic to communicative paradigms over the last few decades.

The pendulum in language testing research has shifted to the social dimension of language testing where learners are tested on their abilities to use language in a particular social setting (McNamara 2001; McNamara & Roever 2006).

Even so, it's striking how the language of polarization has shifted over the past 30 years.

One of the key findings of the report is that the fall in language undergraduate degrees has shifted from an issue concentrated among part-time students, to a problem now among full-time students.