Former Star-Ledger editor Alan Sepinwall gave a positive review of the entry, applauding the shift in themes and Shepherd's character development.
Shifts in themes and styles amidst the emergence of new viewing publics.
As such, Keats consciously chose the shift in the themes of the poem and the contrasts within the poem represent the pain felt when comparing the real world to an ideal world found within the imagination.
Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote of Nas's shift in lyrical themes from Illmatic, stating he "repeatedly cites the Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and drops brand names of clothes, cars, liquor and guns".
The expansion is characterised by an increase in publications and authors, and the size of authorship groups, as well as a shift in the research themes addressed.
While one theme seemed to dominate the participants' discussions, many of the service providers shifted between themes in the context of the interview as they sought to situate their practice in different ways.
The change in themes underlines the shift in focus Imax wants to make: urging people to watch an Imax large-format movie for emotional rather than rational reasons.
An Olympics legacy, which Mayor Johnson described in the same speech as the Plan's "highest regeneration priority," is an important component of this eastward shift in growth potential and investment, a theme that outgoing London 2012 legacy chief Margaret Ford speaks about here and that her colleague Andrew Altman has stressed repeatedly.
These themes reflect a shift in the role of genetics in primary care with implications for education.
In the qualitative analyses, we did not identify any shift in focus of comments on the themes listening, support and respect.
Comparison between both periods on the theme explaining indicated a shift in focus in the analogue patients' assessments.
