Sentence examples for shift in context from inspiring English sources
Spike Jonze has a talent for the gently bizarre image, the startling shift in context which makes a weird kind of sense.
This shift in context somewhat softened the rebellious and dangerous image that the bands had acquired during their violently competitive years.
The shift in context is achieved, she notes, when individuals come to see themselves as responsible (174).
It is a key challenge to contextualists to provide a full and well-motivated account of the source and nature of the shift in context involved in the Liar, though of course, many contextualists believe they have met this challenge.
However, previous research has suggested that one of the benefits of testing is that it creates a shift in context (Criss & Shiffrin 2004; Jang & Huber 2008; Whiffen & Karpicke, 2017).
The former is proven on this site but might not be best suited to the novelty and uncertainty brought about by a shift in context from operations to decommissioning.
But the past 20 years or so have seen almost seismic shifts in context, policy and regulation, and in attitudes and behaviour.
The most compelling products of Internet culture — the videos, catchphrases, and characters that surface in our social-media streams — get their power from radical shifts in context.
Particular plaudits are due to the costume, production and hair and makeup departments, which make seemingly light work of complex shifts in context and character, guiding us through the transatlantic voyages of the story, inner development reflected in outer change.
"I don't even know right now/Who we are," Ms. Torrini sings in each of the first three verses, and the emotional tenor of the line keeps shifting in context, which feels like the point.
While the sense-making processes that led to their eventual frameworks were extremely valuable, the emergent and dynamic nature of the frameworks also left the teachers somewhat vulnerable to shifts in context and the demands of external learning standards.
