Sentence examples for to shift something from inspiring English sources

To shift something as ingrained as racism is in British society requires commitment, passion, a visceral hatred of injustice.

So it was a shock to see it on a plinth in Fort Greene, and the unexpectedness seemed to shift something inside me.

The solution — if you can time it right — is to lift your foot off the accelerator when you think the transmission is about to shift, something I was able to pull off about 50percentt of the time.

Designing clothes that would be hanging on rails in his boutique on the afternoon of the same day they were shown on the catwalk seemed to shift something in Kors's mindset, so that the clothes, while never lacking the swish and polish that his customer loves, were noticeably more wearable.

At the weekend Charlotte got up early and visited each of the animals, "You've got to shift something inside yourself, try on the skin of another, let go of what is you and inhabit the other, try becoming something else, something more or less than you are now.

If we want to shift something like the pattern of anxiety, we have to be willing to shift how we respond to the uncertainty and disappointment expectation hangovers can trigger.

And even when you do manage to pluck it out of your mind, it seems to have shifted something in your relationship that continues to drain you of life's joie de vivre.

If you get to see disabled people equally and widely represented within our culture – popular, street and elite – that's got to start shifting something.

They want to shift to something called "wait assessment".

But she knows her luck could turn quickly, and is ready to shift into something safer.

I expect policy concerns in much of the eurozone, though not the UK, to shift to something even more fundamental: why do our young people have to move abroad to get a job?