Sentence examples for shifts point from inspiring English sources

He shifts point of view frequently to give us some relief from his heroine's blurred, in-and-out consciousness.

These shifts point to what's possible on Broadway - not just tomorrow but today.

But Meyer shifts points of view comfortably and offers nuanced portraits of those still in Buell: Lee, Police Chief Harris, Poe's mother, Isaac's father.

KNN-DTW also displays a strong robustness to temporal shifts, pointing to the advantage of time warping (Figure 6).

"Bernard's campaign in America was a very successful shifting point".

"This is a real shift point for us in that it's a real global car".

There's good and bad on all sides, and the shifting point of view helps to explore this.

In chapters that shift point of view among the siblings, Rosenfeld offers access to the sisters' hyperventilating introspection.

By Mavis Gallant The New Yorker, July 8 , 1985P. 22 The family's experience of Raymond Joseph Prescott was like a long railway journey with a constantly shifting point of view.

In his book "The Shifting Point," the director wrote that Golding's fable is so beautiful that "it can be refuted as a trick of compelling poetic style".

But the bigger problem with this shifting point of view is that it makes the book's central character too elusive.