Sentence examples for some sort of shift from inspiring English sources

"But there needs to be some sort of shift – radio rap is dying a death.

"To me, that really proves there's been some sort of shift in the public and cultural interest".

This being a Waters novel, it is clear where such an intimacy is headed: "They smiled at each other across the table, and some sort of shift occurred between them.

Opinion polls on these issues don't go back very far, but there does seem to be some sort of shift in the 1970s, one alarming enough that the National Science Board started worry about the issue publicly from 1976 on.

If you mean that the market itself is reflecting some sort of shift to or adoption of this new format, well, that's not quite true – at least not yet.

It seemed as though there was some sort of shift, where the general population no longer empathised with refugees.

The second explanation is that some sort of cultural shift is affecting everyone at the same time.

And if there is some sort of fundamental shift in the economy, its impact on the dominance of capital may not be felt in full for decades.

Maybe there's an argument to be made that some sort of similar shift occurs in people who choose to have children.

"There was some sort of mood shift or indication by public or private data that something was happening," Mr. Rath said.

Daniel Greer, a blogger and associate of Mr. Sullivan, said: "Ultimately, what's going to have to happen is you're going to have to have a shakeup or some sort of paradigm shift.