Sentence examples for seems to shift from from inspiring English sources

Cracker Jack's popularity seems to shift from park to park.

Sometimes he seems to shift from character to reality mid-song.

And there will be new color technologies, like a teal that seems to shift from green to blue.

AT about this time each year, the class divide that characterizes Los Angeles seems to shift from the one between the haves and the have-nots to another showcasing the haves and the have-way-more-than-enoughs.

DeRogatis, a pop music critic for The Chicago Sun-Times, is a capable writer if rarely an inspired one; it's not his fault that every time he quotes passages from Bangs's own writing, the book seems to shift from black and white into color.

Her own desires seem to shift from day to day.

"The rationale for the ban seemed to shift from one day to the next," he said.

If minor problems persisted, like flaws with the ticketing system, the public mood seemed to shift from anger at the official folly before the games to excitement over Indian athletes' success.

Some dinosaurs walked on two legs, some on all fours, some could do both, but an apparently fairly select band seemed to shift from one to the other as they grew.

After several weeks, his interest seemed to shift from his pupils to her. "He said my husband was a bad match for me, that I was too beautiful for him," she said.

Describing the negotiations he wanted with Mr. Obama, Mr. Boehner seemed to shift from demands that the president agree only to defund or delay his signature health care law — a nonnegotiable condition, as Mr. Obama sees it — to calling once again for deficit reduction talks that would result in savings from Medicare in particular.