Sentence examples for style shifting from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a quantitative analysis of style shifting in a corpus of Flemish radio and television commercials.

"The Weather in Berlin" shows an eclectic style, shifting points of view and narrative distance, alternating formal cadences with a breathless shorthand meant to convey interiority.

This study demonstrates that traditional variationist conceptualizations of style shifting as a primarily responsive phenomenon, conditioned by matters external to the speaker such as audience and formality of the situation, are inadequate to account for all stylistic choices.

The book's second half, set a few years later, is more fragmented in style, shifting perspective among the characters as their paths variously cross and they start to confront adulthood.

He kept his eye on the white goods as on the style, shifting products and media: the refrigerator depicted in acrylic, the toaster in polished steel, the computer in Photoshop and PaintBox.

Like Tracey, Aimee is a talented girl from nowhere — Bendigo, Australia, in this case — but where Tracey's career sputters out after a few chorus gigs on the West End Aimee is a beloved queen of pop known more for her persona than for any particular musical style, shifting her sound with the times to stay on top of the charts.

Speaking about his style shift, he said simply that 12-tone offered a useful way to find new chords.

But it is disconcerting to find that her style shifted abruptly when she photographed poverty in the South.

Her style shifted over the years, from colourful dots over linear patterns in her early work to bold stripes, often on dark grounds, by the mid-1990s.

The use of pedestrian movement, props and tasks, as well as a focus on form over style, shifted the wind downstream — or downtown.

The humidity and temperature dropped, litchis and oranges at countless roadside stalls gave way to jackfruit and custard apples, and the bungalow style shifted from bamboo to mud.