Sentence examples for radically shifted from inspiring English sources

Whether he does run or not, however, he has already radically shifted Italy's political landscape.

The terrorist attacks have, of course, radically shifted the balance between domestic policy and national security concerns.

What's remarkable is how the perception of Birkin, and what she means, has so radically shifted in Britain.

The acoustical "halo" of the Concertgebouw was distinct, as if this little soundproof room itself had radically shifted dimension.

Our experience of time and space has radically shifted as technology has collapsed, compressed, chopped, flipped and scrambled it, teppanyaki-style.

Agency: RKCR/Y&R Director: Michaël Roulier/Philippe Lhomme The tone of the advertising industry's communication about cancer has radically shifted in the last year or so.

Reitman's decision to radically shift genres follows two major disappointments, both critically and commercially.

Mr. Morsi did not radically shift Egyptian policy toward Israel, upholding Egypt's commitment to the peace treaty.

| In 1988, Daniel Libeskind conceived a zigzagging sculptural structure he called "Line of Fire" to symbolize the persistence of the Jewish people through radically shifting circumstances.

In a time of radically shifting social alignments, it is noteworthy that the ambience of the tea ceremony thrived on suggested visual contrasts between the rustic and refined.

"So this plan is not really radically shifting the nature of the welfare state, it's just returning it to what it was before the crisis".