Sentence examples for shift in aspiration from inspiring English sources

While the Infotainment artists found inspiration in the Pictures Generation, Dee says they felt that there was big shift in aspiration values with Ronald Reagan's election in 1980.

I personally feel that it is this shift in aspirations, from merely getting a job in Britain, to actually wanting to start a career with transferable skills (both immigrant students have expressed a wish to take there skills back to their country) which has partially led to the tutoring boom".

They argued that this could be explained by Zissi and Barry's [ 51] suggestion of a shift in aspirations as function improves.

A large part of the decline in middlebrow culture is due to an immense shift in the aspirations of Americans.

You weigh the options: several years of postdoc work, waiting patiently in queue for that rare faculty opening, or a shift in career aspirations.

None of this suggested what would come next, the radical shift in interest and aspiration that would move Mr. Sacks, going into his fifth decade, from the page to the canvas.

Those who cut the number of hours they worked after the arrival of their second child did so due to a shift in their career aspirations rather than the demands posed by an addition to their family.

The new guidelines are expected to reflect Japan's shift in its defence aspirations which were outlined in a cabinet resolution last July.

But they are indicative of some important shifts in the aspirations and mood of the English.

They also reveal an unmistakable shift in the appetites and aspirations of an elite group of New Yorkers for whom an apartment's architectural pedigree has become a new form of status symbol.

Documented phonological changes include nasalization, metathesis (the transposition of phonemes within a word), and shifts in voice and aspiration.