Sentence examples for moved from saying from inspiring English sources

When he thinks it's his duty, he can't be moved from saying what he feels," says Rocco Buttiglione.

House speaker Nancy Pelosi said that he was her top pick for the spot last month, and since then he has moved from saying that he's not being vetted to refusing to say whether he's been vetted.

Mr. Bush, for instance, has moved from saying his brother's war in Iraq was a bad idea to asserting that the war had value because it overthrew Saddam Hussein.

"Alastair Campbell has moved from saying it was all lies to admitting that the prime minister was trying to walk before the Queen Mother's coffin before it arrived at Westminster Hall.

From McCutcheon to Williams-Yulee, the chief moved from saying that politicians are naturally responsive to "constituent orders" -- that is, the views of the voters who elected them -- to suggesting they should be responsive to "the preferences of their supporters" -- a broader term that sweeps in the donors who back them.

When someone asks you where you moved from, say something like, "It matters not where you've been -- only where you're going".

How do we encourage students to move from saying thank you to actually feeling grateful?

"People could move from saying 'Google it' to 'Ask Siri.' " Google has other rivals in the mapping business as well.

"The industry moving from saying anything goes to saying there should be legal limits at the federal level is an enormous difference," Mr. Gross said.

"You don't move from saying, 'How can we rationalize an industry?' to 'Where do I sign the big check?'" His charity adviser, Lorna Lathram, puts it even more bluntly: "We have a tremendous amount of product money.

"You don't move from saying, 'How can we rationalize an industry?' to 'Where do I sign the big check?'" His charity adviser, Lorna Lathram, puts it even more bluntly: "We have a tremendous amount of product--money.