Sentence examples for shifted from that from inspiring English sources

Cox shifted from that stance only slightly Sunday.

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Holland had been clear about the connections between disposal wells and earthquakes, and during the socializing a researcher from Princeton observed that Holland's position seemed to have shifted from that represented in O.G.S. statements.

To an extent, the battle over James has never really shifted from that ground; Jamesians continue to swoon over his fine discernment, while detractors still smirk at his willingness to grind near-nothings into powder.

In such a wobble base pair, G makes two hydrogen bonds with U in a geometry shifted from that of a canonical Watson-Crick pair.

When the excitation power density reached 1.4 MW/cm2, a sharp new Raman peak slightly shifted from that of bulk c-Si appeared.

They voted to shift from that traditional site after the commission banned the Ballynafeigh lodge from joining up with them via the Lower Ormeau Road.

The tone of fashion is shifting from that architectural-minimalist, "I probably work in an art gallery" look to something both sportier and a bit more brassy.

The dynamic between these two characters, which shifts from that of mentor and pupil to worthy antagonists, provides the center of the drama.

As the fans lose their minds, so by turn, do their quarry, shifting from "that affable kid who just wants to please" to "Mogwai from Gremlins, fed Krispy Kremes after midnight, then put under sprinklers".

And so the potato's image is shifting from that of a food fit for peasants and pigs (and associated mostly with a devastating famine in Ireland) to a serious nutritional aid and an object of scientific study.