Sentence examples for shifting image from inspiring English sources

This shifting image of the Magdalene stabilized in the Renaissance; she became "Venus in sackcloth".

The German Historical Museum — housed in the former Prussian armory — recently marked Frederick's birthday with an exhibition devoted to his shifting image over the centuries.

Mrs. Clinton's trip, expected to stretch over the better part of two weeks and nine countries, reflects the shifting image of the continent and the deepening political, economic and security stakes at play here.

While there may be a shifting image in the Deep South, the Peepleses and the Norwoods show that they are willing to be different, and are willing to challenge the intolerant and the ignorant.

He prefers to keep the specifics of his process mysterious but emphasized that the shifting image was exactly what the camera recorded, without digital manipulation (though it is shown backward and at a much slower speed).

Re "Black and White and Married in the Deep South: A Shifting Image" ("Race Remixed" series, front page, March 20): Excellent article on the Peeples and Norwood families, mixed-race couples in the Deep South.

And there, too, in the shifting image-repertoire of British and Irish tourism.

Roman Tatarowicz's attractive, light-filled set has Cubist angles and white frames enclosing shifting images.

The immersive, shifting images create an amorphous lyricism that could be said to romanticize destruction and desolation.

Mr. Dang's "Now and Then, You Put Your Hand Over" is a memory dance of continually shifting images rooted in poems by Christian Langworthy.

Performed on Thursday night, the dance offers shifting images of four women, four ski jackets and bits of white ruffled material, and a large dark blanket.