Sentence examples for shift contexts from inspiring English sources

A live 1962 performance points far ahead, with a twenty-three minutexcursionon through a labyrinth of tones, themes, tempi suggests the search for an even more fluid musical framework as well as a string quartet, composed by Coleman, that suggests the growing desire to shift contexts drastically and bypass the traditions of jazz altogether.

And again, she sought shelter in friendly, framing strategies that shift context.

And yet those same uncertainties and shifting contexts enliven everything Fournier says and does.

This game of shifting contexts allows for serious thematic concerns to emerge for the viewer.

We underestimate its reach, its potential to backfire in shifting contexts and the loss of control we suffer when our words and images are set adrift.

This is interpreted spatially and temporally in terms of shifting contexts and contingent events in (and beyond) Berlin.

Through their collective sense-making activity, the teachers' understandings of the incoming students and their curricular and instructional vision grew, but the shifting contexts which defined their instructional reality led the teachers to constantly review and modify their approaches.

Despite that, I had some fun shifting contexts and hope that some of these Photofunia collages will at least make you think or smile.

I used the example of Christianity as an alternative way to show the simplistic approach that defines religion based on ideas, sacred texts and purported ethical ethos that are actually historically dependent on human interpretation in shifting contexts.

In their theoretical discussion of innovation sustainability, Chambers et al. [ 64] proposed that for innovations to be sustained within constantly shifting contexts, learning must be "a core value" underpinning organizational processes.

The actors will evidently move within a shifting context of props and projections.