Sentence examples for weighty shift from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weighty shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial change in a situation, perspective, or context. Example: "The recent policy changes have led to a weighty shift in public opinion regarding environmental issues."
In these four works, rich, weighty veils of color shift, while curiously bold lines direct the viewer's eye.
Some commentators have seen it as a storm in a teacup, and urged that the focus shift to weightier matters like the European financial crisis and, now, to the terrorism attack in Norway, a 90-minute flight away.
Penguin flourished last year and looks well balanced: Jamie Oliver (brought in by Weldon), Jeremy Clarkson and bestselling memoirists shift units, while weighty non-fiction comes from Allen Lane and Viking.
Yet in the last couple of years, as the world has shifted its attention to more weighty matters, designers like Mr. Ford have forfeited their right to be taken seriously because they haven't done much more than, in effect, fluff the rose petals.
After the team at social travel startup Tripl had a change of heart last month, they eventually came to a weighty conclusion — now that their focus had shifted away from connecting travelers with friends that happened to be nearby, they had to redo the iOS app they had been working on for months.
BoJack Horseman's weighty, deconstructive approach to mental health is representative of a wider shift in comedy.
The rapid growth, particularly coupled with the population shift to the Sun Belt in the last third of the 20th century, had weighty political implications.
These weren't weighty tomes.
