Sentence examples for shift in the idea from inspiring English sources
It is celebrating a shift – in the idea that growth in a city should not happen by building more and more on the periphery.
One of the things that's going on is a shift in the idea of what a theatre should be - and a growth in the notion that a show doesn't always stop at the door.
Because of this, The DAO is a paradigm shift in the very idea of economic organization.
The DAO is a paradigm shift in the very idea of economic organization.
The name of the sequel perhaps illustrates a shift in the medium's idea of what makes a good title.
Much of Havelock's work was devoted to addressing a single thesis: that all of Western thought is informed by a profound shift in the kinds of ideas available to the human mind at the point that Greek philosophy converted from an oral to a literate form.
Havelock's contention that Socrates and Plato belonged to different philosophical eras was the first instance of one that would become central to his work: that a basic shift in the kinds of ideas being discussed by intellectuals, and the methods of discussing them, happened at some point between the end of the fifth century BC and the middle of the fourth.
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.
The answer isn't yet another perfect diet, but a shift in our idea of what constitutes normal food.
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.
