Sentence examples for He moved further from inspiring English sources

But as he governed, he moved further to the right.

Although he moved further into the mainstream he always seemed to retain an edge.

When the bottleneck worsened, he moved further up the bridge, where things were less jammed.

In 1998 he moved further south to become manager of Reading, a job he lost the following year, reuniting with Dalglish as assistant manager at Celtic.

His lyrics were as wise and funny as ever on this year's "Old Ideas," on which he moved further into his role as the anti-Dylan, describing what few truths he stumbles upon as simply as possible.

When Mr. Clegg told his Liberal Democratic lawmakers to "stay away" from Wednesday's vote in the Commons, he moved further from his Conservative partners than he has before, and raised new doubts about whether the coalition can hold together until 2015, when the next general election is planned.

Every day, the world changes a little more from the one he knew, and he moves further away from me.

As Dick Morris, of Fox News, put it in March, "A second term for Obama would bring on a socialist nightmare hellscape as he moves further to the left".

In the very few points on which Cranko differs from Tchaikovsky's highly selective adaptation of Pushkin, he doesn't return to Pushkin's original — he moves further away.

This conversation comes as he moves further into midcareer, tremendously successful but no longer able to embody as fully as his dancers the organic, voluptuous style of movement that he has spent years honing.

Always a superb Chopin player, he brought a crisp touch and thoughtful phrasing to the work -- particularly in his smoothly flowing account of the Larghetto -- that showed his connection to this composer to be deepening as he moves further afield in his repertory.