Sentence examples for little shift in from inspiring English sources

She describes the sights, sounds and smells of every little shift in Esther and Pat's dynamic.

This little shift in human behavior could be just what is missing in American classrooms.

But every little shift in Iraqi Kurdish politics is judged by whether it brings sovereignty closer.

Two years of the Flunking Cyst's dithering, convinced that if he just made a little change here, or a little shift in emphasis there, the public will suddenly embrace him with open arms?

It's not too far off the mark to say that there is little shift in the public view from the stereotypes of the selfless heroine, the over-sexualised submissive handmaiden or brisk disciplinarian, or the sentimentalised angelic martyr giving her all for little or no reward except a warm glow of satisfaction and a heartfelt "thank you".

The qualitative natures of the spectra for unprocessed HAM and DHAM are alike with little shift in the peaks due to difference in the matrix nature (Fig. 2).

Little shifts in behavior in either group matter.

But the rushes revealed momentous little shifts in her expression.

Morrison went on, "Maybe it's because African languages are so tonal, so that with the little shifts in pronunciation, the little shifts in placement, something else happens.

Mr. Scott — who conducted, sometimes from the harpsichord — continues to find ways to keep the choruses fresh with little shifts in emphasis and articulation: this time, the phrase "Prince of Peace" with each word bitten off; the next, with the words flowing smoothly.

The υ(C=N) at 1605 cm−1 appeared very weak, less intensity with little shift to higher wavenumber in the Co II) and Cu II) complexes and to lower wavenumber in the Zr(IV) complex (1585 cm−1585