Sentence examples for language shifted from inspiring English sources

That language shifted and changed, of course.

But making last week even more decisive, Mr. Bernanke's language shifted significantly.

It maintained that changes in the executive order raised the specter of greater domestic spying, saying new language shifted the focus of the intelligence agencies to American soil.

It wasn't until the end of the program, when he played Chopin — the Four Mazurkas (Op. 33) and the Scherzo No. 2 (Op. 31) — that the musical language shifted away from the Germanic mainstream.

Interim head coach Johnson capped 10 new players on a tour in which the management language shifted from "winning and assessing" to "development" after a lacklustre opening defeat.

Their body language shifted and they were engaged, motivated.

The pathology of a dying language shifts to another stage once the language has retreated to the living room.

The language, shifts in point of view and the audacity of the novel's premise are overwhelming.

For years, brand names have become absorbed into the language, shifting from discrete proper nouns to regular common ones: Frisbee, Kleenex, Xerox, Band-aid.

Immediately after this, however, the language shifts: Hours and seconds passed, the moonlight shone on the wrong wall, there was no moonlight only darkness, and in the center of all darkness Faxe: the Weaver: a woman, a woman dressed in light.

His prefatory claim was that after some decades at the end of the last century in which not much good poetry got written, no one would have predicted that "in the next 50 years American poetry would be the best and most influential in the English language," shifting "the whole center of gravity of poetry in English... west of England".