Sentence examples for social shift of from inspiring English sources

Anger seethes across America's conservative landscape -- against government bailouts, unemployment, immigration, perceived high taxes, and the social shift of racial minorities one day becoming the majority.

Do you mean to link the changes in Jane's life to the larger social shifts of the sixties?

Ballroom dances and dance events were transformed monumentally and indeed, democratized with the social shifts of the early 20th century.

"The Pier Falls" freeze-frames a seaside afternoon in 1970, in a resort town apparently untouched by the seismic social shifts of the 60s and with the equally transformative events of the Thatcher era still to come (there is nothing overtly historico-political about this, and yet Haddon's prose is redolent with the tensions and particularities of England's recent history).

The judge seemed to acknowledge that the effects of social shifts on ordinary sensibilities and common sense are features of the conscious design of our jury system.

One of the striking features of my critical life has been the transition from a theatre in which women were shockingly marginalised to one in which they have achieved dramatic parity: itself a reflection of profound social shifts and of the presence of an inspirational role-model in the shape of the ceaselessly experimental Caryl Churchill.

But ultimately the timing of the suit's return suggests a social shift, toward a climate of conservatism obviously, but also to a culture of money and business.

Still, legislative intervention alone is not enough to generate a broader social shift towards the establishment of a new norm of inclusive leadership.

I lived through what was perhaps the greatest social shift in the history of our culture.

David Kynaston's excellent series about postwar Britain humanises a large social shift with individual voices of, sometimes, surreal inconsequence.

One of the social shifts is the integration of ethnically and racially diverse residents.