Sentence examples for moved finally from inspiring English sources

After the traumas of National Socialism and the war, however, it is fair to say that Jaspers' political philosophy never moved finally beyond a sceptical attitude towards pure democracy, and his political writings never fully renounced the sense that German society was not sufficiently evolved to support a democracy, and Germans required education and guidance for democracy to take hold.

The plot was moving, finally, toward the climax.

"It's a sign that South Korean politics are moving finally toward policy debates".

But where do we move, finally, when the seas again rise all around?

Obama is moving, finally, toward a withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan with thirty-four toousand reportedleave leave this year.

During the mid-1980s the state and civil society began to move, finally, against the hegemonic control of organized crime.

"You're not able to do a lot when you're pregnant, so I was eager to get moving finally.

He waves but keeps moving, finally ducking into Lindsay's Roost Bar, a dark dive where he sits and puts on his glasses, glancing over the menu.

Turkey is moving finally towards the normalisation and de-militarisation that it needs in order to become a worldly and self-confident country".

He subsequently served in an affluent suburb of Columbus, Ohio, and in Lexington, Kentucky, before moving finally to Dallas, where he joined a consultancy that advised churches on fundraising.

With a look of futility he said, "I can't move". Finally, the sounds of flushing and machinery whirring were heard again.