Sentence examples for move toward something from inspiring English sources

"We have to move toward something more equitable".

Dixie regrets that her life does not seem to have a definite plan: a life should move toward something, the way it does in Treat Redheart's books.

When we move toward something, on the other hand, we are more likely to use our considered judgment as we take steps to live our dream.

I'm hosting four circles this summer and if they go well, I may continue them or move toward something larger like a retreat.

Bill Masters is almost repelled by intimacy, or at least hugely conflicted about it, and yet something inside him wants to let go of control and move toward something more vulnerable, connected and authentic.

Nonetheless, Obama may be moving toward something resembling a doctrine.

"Obama may be moving toward something resembling a doctrine," Lizza wrote.

The country could be moving toward something much better, something that's less about consumption (of stuff, of such essential resources) and more about quality of life.

And this means that in a sense we are moving toward something like my intelligent-robots world; many, many tasks are becoming machine-friendly.

As it did with "Thriller" and "Tapestry," the herd has moved toward something durable and dependable in a world when so much seems flimsy or broken (or overproduced).

Shari Frilot, who curates New Frontier and has seen nearly every piece of cinematic V.R. ever made, told me, "I think we're moving toward something amazing.