Sentences with phrase «extraordinary shift»

The series is about extraordinary shifters for extraordinary challenges.

The film's extraordinary shifts from windswept sorrow (Mahmut watching from a distance as his ex-wife departs Istanbul for a new life in Canada) to deadpan comedy (the cousins» carefully engineered capture of a household rodent) are uniquely, triumphantly their maker's own.

We have not yet undergone the extraordinary shift in perception and imagination that comes upon us when we understand that in him there is no violence at all, no vengeance, no desire for retribution, only a longing for us to be fully alive.

Santa Barbara, Calif. — In an extraordinary shift from the tradition of a surprise announcement, the Downtown Organization of Santa Barbara, Inc. (DSB) is announcing their annual «Citizen of the Year» award recipient in advance of their Annual Meeting and Awards Breakfast, scheduled for Thursday, February 26, 2015.

As Cleopatra empire crumbles, the birth of the Assassin's Brotherhood will lead to an extraordinary shift of the world order.

As Cleopatra's empire crumbles, the birth of the Assassin's Brotherhood will lead to an extraordinary shift of the world order.

As Cleopatra empire crumbles, the birth of the Assassin's Brotherhood will lead to an extraordinary shift in the world order.

Herzog & de Meuron's sophisticated refurbishment of an oil - fired power station rang in the new and oversaw an extraordinary shift in London's identity.

The difference, and it's an extraordinary shift, is that Kounellis used real ones (and consequently ran into protests from animal - rights activists when the piece was recreated at Gavin Brown's Enterprise in New York last year).

As the link between human activity and climate change becomes conventional wisdom and governments work urgently to establish a global climate treaty, Pachauri deserves no small amount of credit for creating such an extraordinary shift in public opinion.

Organisations need a deep pool of young talent, as they are better equipped to grasp and make sense of the extraordinary shifts that are taking place,» he comments in the Hays Journal.