Sentence examples for go in a more from inspiring English sources

Why do the scientists not use their colossal brain power, time and funding to prevent our probable extinction, coming soon to a landmass near you? "You're so naïve if you think the money saved would go in a more worthy direction," says Fielding, bleak as ever.

"Being cross-eyed made me feel different when I was growing up," he said, "and, in some ways, that gave me the freedom to go in a more creative direction with my life -- I became a musician rather than a doctor," his first choice as an undergraduate.

And it was a relief to discover that, despite a soundtrack that included Jaded's ironic refrain "Made in China," Stella McCartney was happily reference-free (at least as far as locations go; in a more macro sense, her reference is usually herself).

Automattic founder and WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg hinted today on his blog that WordPress might go in a more social direction.

He therefore opted to go in a more distinct direction by making "Word Crimes", which continues his fascination with grammar previously expressed in video set pieces where he corrected malformed signage and text in public.

After realizing that cramming together two fully made things was boring, I decided to go in a more Hood Internet-style route, where I took songs I liked, cut them up, and made simple beats that way.

First Hain played an impetuous stroke that could be categorised as neither drive nor cut, then Chris Woakes went in a more conventional manner as Aaron Finch juggled his third catch of the innings.

"Over the last four or five years we've been going in a more contemporary, more minimal direction," he said.

Raisman went in a more risqué direction, splaying out, sometimes topless, on a springboard and across a pair of balance beams.

"Mr. Farrakhan is going in a more universal direction," Mr. Oben said of past controversy as he emphasized the day's larger message of family strength and solidarity.

"Our hope is that both on the political side and the legal side, things are going in a more progressive direction," said Luca Nicotra, campaign director at Agorà Digitale, a group that lobbies against restrictions on the Internet.