Sentence examples for shift in ideas from inspiring English sources

But Professor Etcoff argued that there has been a cultural shift in ideas about self adornment, including makeup.

The responsibility of the individual needs to be given its proper place: every man must indeed carry his own burden.It will take time for this to happen; no great shift in ideas comes overnight.

This anecdote lends itself nicely to Byrne's subsequent art, which has actors restaging past cultural events that happened in living memory so that we are confronted by our own shift in ideas and values.

The BBC had failed to understand the "shift in ideas" and the mood of "the nation" that Thatcher represented, she reckons, and its management had foolishly resisted accommodating the demands of her governors.

However, the economic and social changes that occurred during the nineteenth century lead to a shift in ideas about the dynamics of the family.

At the 9th line you must have a terza, or shift in idea.

The first lesson from the economic historians is that we should try to understand our situation by looking for shifts in ideas and values, not just material changes.

Unanswering as most of the pictures in "Dear Friends" are individually, together they hint at shifts in ideas of "acceptable" masculine behavior over a century.

This has been a truly remarkable decade for movement-building, social change and deep shifts in ideas, perspective and frameworks for large parts of the population (and, of course, backlashes against all those things).

"This is a monumental shift in how ideas and stories are spread," he said.

In Italy, voters can choose from an uninspiring trio of centre-right leaders: Silvio Berlusconi has been convicted three times on charges of bribery or fraud; Gianfranco Fini used to be a neo-fascist; and Francesco Cossiga has now half-changed sides, serving in the current leftish government.There may also have been a shift in voters' ideas as the century draws to a close.