Sentence examples for shifting vision from inspiring English sources

But he's also a producer with selfish ideas, and in the 1980s he was acting in the Brian Eno tradition of making auteurlike albums subject to his own shifting vision and his address book.

This much was discerned in 1938 by William M. Ivins, Jr., then the curator of prints and drawings at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, when he wrote that the Theory of Relativity that Einstein conceived would likely not have been postulated without an understanding of the shifting vision of perspective in the eye.

The rationale behind these shifting visions of childhood is akin to Renaissance theories of "humours" or "the ruling passion".

I am particularly interested in how Chilean urban planners collaborated with French consultants and in how the metro's history illuminates shifting visions of national progress.

"Academic Libraries in Wonderland: Shifting Visions and Expectations For Relationships With Our Users and With Each Other," Bryant Jackson Lecture, Illinois State University, Normal, IL, 27 April 2011.

There are her two meditations on female saints, Mary Magdalene and Joan of Arc, both so distant and ultimately unknowable that our shifting visions of these women and their roles in the church and society reveal more about the times in which particular views emerge than about the women themselves.

By shifting our vision slightly, west by southwest, we treated ourself to a delightful antique jumble of high architecture.

In shifting its vision and allying with a partner last year to win the chance to develop the planned family entertainment complex, the company turned potential for controversy and defeat into a victory.

Experiments have shown that shifting your vision away from the landscape in front of you for even the few seconds that it takes to lift your cup or turn on the local jazz station can result in a crash.

Effron: The big one was being open to shifting our vision after, frankly, we got it wrong right out of the gate.

He told BBC News that there were signs that policymakers and city planners were embracing a "high shift" vision of the future.