Sentence examples for thought shifting from inspiring English sources

New research shows that cells in a green alga called Volvox may have learned to cooperate much earlier than thought, shifting the evolutionary time frame for this model organism back hundreds of millions of years--a somewhat controversial finding.

I thought shifting it from fun and acidic to icy and unsettling might change the context in a cool way.

"They are both obsessives in their own way," he says, having given the question some considerable thought, shifting incessantly in his seat.

"We think shifting is more important than drinking, when you're in a sports car".

In an interview with Town & Country, the actress opened up about raising 10-year-old Suri and why she thinks shifting her focus from acting to directing could give her more control over her work-life balance.

The TrustTheVote Project Election Technology Framework will turn black box voting into glass box voting, and we think shift the klieg lights off the machinery and on to the human processes.

Sansa's idea of "sheep-shifting" them seems pretty tame -- especially when it becomes apparent that she thinks "shift" means "shit" -- but at least the married couple is communicating.

But when the presidential candidates think about Florida, they do not think about shifting patterns; they think about the raw numbers -- of the millions of votes at stake.

The creators, meanwhile, briefly thought about shifting the story to New York ("Women on the verge in Poughkeepsie," Mr. Yazbek said, half-seriously) or to the present.

"I thought about" shifting into neutral, Sikes said at a televised press conference the day after the incident.

I thought, then shifted uneasily as the answer came.