Sentence examples for it toward more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wahid himself, a liberal Muslim philosopher, took office surrounded by high hope that he would calm the nation and lead it toward more openness, fairness and tolerance.

He became chairman of the Asia Society, an institution mostly known for art exhibits, and pushed it toward more policy discussions.

It's been influenced by people – no less passionate than those protesting on the streets – who've chosen to engage in the existing economic system to divert it toward more sustainable ends.

So users can do as many or as few tasks as they're looking for — whether it's just for some additional early cash or pushing it toward more of a primary income amount, Mall said.

While it leans toward more control -- especially after violent incidents, in general it is more laissez faire.

Even as it moves toward more orderly lines in some spheres, the line is under attack in others, challenged by the market.

Interior space improved significantly with a 5.3-inch increase in the wheelbase — about 4 inches of it going toward more rear leg room.

The evolution isn't necessarily skewing more toward realism as much as it is toward more emotion that can come off in a less cartoon-like way.

XVI 32), which he made sound almost like Scarlatti at the outset, with a dry, detached touch, before nudging it toward a more Romantic fluidity in the later movements.

Pettibon didn't express the era so much as seem to struggle through it toward air more breathable, with humor that was a recourse from discomfort.

BEN RATLIFF CLASSICAL MUSIC By now just about everyone has noticed that the youngest generation of classical composers has been invigorating the art by pushing it toward the more experimental ("indie") corners of pop and jazz.