Sentence examples for shift voices from inspiring English sources

It was a test-run for Doctorow, whether it was possible to write a novel that was at once a political novel, a historical novel and a something which used all of the narrative possibilities created by being able to shift voices and times.

The wireless world is moving from second-generation (2G) digital systems to third-generation (3G) broadband systems, which will shift voice and data rapidly.

When an author keeps shifting voices, it means he never has to take responsibility for the worst writing; he can simply blame it on his characters.

Bauer expertly shifts voices between the son as an eight-year-old and as a 28-year-old returning home to nurse his dying mother.

Perhaps there is something of the modernist poem about Mortimer's paintings, in that they strive towards an impersonal and anonymous authorial voice, by means of their sheer multiplicity of shifting voices and registers.

An engaging, ambitious author takes his shot at the cityness of New York in this short, dense tour de force of shifting voices and points of view in a town that changes faster than its inhabitants can follow.

Ruth Franklin on Zadie Smith's shifting voice.

The case is the first to scrutinize the legal status of the tiny but fast-growing business of shifting voice communications from highly regulated telephone services to the largely unregulated realm of the Internet.

Analysts said the case is the first to scrutinize the legal status of the tiny but fast-growing business of shifting voice communications to the unregulated realm of the Internet from highly regulated telephone services.

The hovering, shifting voice-over that is Mr. Malick's hallmark accomplishes a kind of psychological insight that more conventional modes of realism leave largely untouched, allowing him to articulate the unstated intuitions and connections that bind people together even when they do not have much to say to one another.

Oh, I guess he shifted voice each time.