Sentence examples for move further from from inspiring English sources
As you move further from Europe, or get older, the price of cover escalates.
As we move further from Montreal, the pylons, quarries and suburbs give way to miles upon miles of forest.
On my second novel, I decided to move further from the familiar and wrote a book narrated by a dead character.
This has proved uncomfortable for the Tories as the target appeared to move further from their grasp with every new batch of data.
As they flit across Algeria, Port becomes more and more thrilled by the idea of the remote, while Kit becomes increasingly hysterical as they move further from recognisable society.
And it's not simply the presence or prospect of death that haunts him: an admirer of Wordsworth's poetry, he registers with particular sensitivity the slow spiritual attrition we undergo as we move further from the vibrant world of childhood.
Under Mr Orban, Hungary has moved further from EU values.
Instead, its residents moved further from collectivist ideals, and adopted life styles that looked suspiciously bourgeois.
As it moves further from Washington's orbit, it shifts into the pull of Mr. Chávez.
The whole country is polarised, they say, but the right has moved further from the centre.
Where Hollywood is working with pre-existing literary material, the results seem to be moving further from the source.
