Sentence examples for shift away from this from inspiring English sources

Since mid-November, however, there has been a palpable shift away from this dull techno-talk.

Does "The Great Game" represent a shift away from this model and toward a more conventional narrative?

But Mr Forstall was unexpectedly booted out last year, and a shift away from this sort of thing had been expected.

But Mr. Kohl's successor, the Social Democrat Gerhard Schröder, began in the late 1990s to shift away from this pro-community agenda to one based more on national interest.

"It's a shift away from this being a decision about an appliance or a specific technology" but instead being "a personal issue and a health issue," Mr. Clark said.

History tells us that the focus will soon shift away from this imbroglio, but it's interesting to note the way that Ponting is being edged gradually by his contemporaries into much the same position long-occupied by one of his most militant critics, Ian Chappell.

This is a really, really big shift away from that - this government is going to regulate to create change, and wants a new bureaucracy to do it.

I felt this internal 90-degree shift away from the horizontal cares of this world.

In this sense many naturopathic practitioners perceived EBM as supporting this shift away from the 'art' of naturopathic practice towards the 'scientific approach' which was dominated by product prescription.

Since winning power in 2011, President Almazbek Atambayev has cemented this shift away from the west towards Russia.

It took time for many liberals to understand this shift away from the socialism of the tyrannical state.