Sentence examples for shift moment from inspiring English sources

First, these theories propose that the prepotent and active level of goal/action identification can shift moment to moment as a function of whether the individual is focusing on a more abstract or more concrete level of processing (Carver & Scheier, 1982).

When confronted by the skeptical director that all of this transformation was easy for him, Wayne spoke poignantly about his own struggles with ego and alcoholism, as well as his drive for worldly success that lead him to confront his beliefs and experience what I call his 'holy shift moment'.

The result in Illinois comes at a shifting moment in the national battle over gay rights.

As well as anyone, she encapsulated an evanescent and shifting moment in art.

It requires commitment, willingness, and even some discipline to keep shifting moment by moment.

It took until the 77th minute for the breakthrough and the sensation was rather of a contest that tilted back and forth at speed, tactics shifting, moments too.

Men and boys who shouted "Bush good, Bush good," and "Saddam bad," along with the harshest curse of all in the Iraqi street, "Saddam down shoes," and acted out mimes of eating his flesh, shifted moments later to what sounded like warnings to the Americans that things could quickly turn against them once more.

In my experience, some of the most shifting moments are when I'm really out of my comfort zone.

"To rapidly shift from moment to moment in your objectives creates dangerous operating principles".

Like contemporaries such as Sunny Murray and Milford Graves, he removed metred tempo from the music, replacing it with a flowing pulse – he called it "multi-dimensional rhythm" – that could shift from moment to moment, reacting to currents within the group's collective improvisation.

Actors learn that character motivations shift from moment to moment (often should shift on every line), but that the motivations are all linked.