Sentence examples for moves from this from inspiring English sources

He moves from this awareness to make two points about the poetry of World War II.

How this wary rapprochement moves from this point forward is highly uncertain given a new, unpredictable face in the White House and the continued predominance in Havana of the old guard, typified by Castro's cautious brother, Raúl.

GARRY WILLS Politicians rarely read whole books (their attention moves from this person they need to the next), so I commend, to each of the busy finalists of this year, an essay by Samuel Johnson.

When that terrain is conceded the argument moves from "this shouldn't happen to anybody" to "it shouldn't have happened to this person because they are a somebody"; from "I can't believe they're treating black people like this" to "I can't believe they're treating a black A-student like other black kids".

The plot moves from this initial situation towards its antagonistic climax, through a sequence of conflicts, and then towards an unambiguous solution at the end.

In Gl, Frege then moves from this realization, in which statements of numbers are analyzed as predicating second-level numerical concepts of first-level concepts, to develop an account of the cardinal and natural numbers as 'self-subsistent' objects.

This strike moves from the outside to the inside.

It had just moved from this issue to that issue".

Why did you move from this one to the other one?

"We're moving from this world in which everyone types in newspaper homepages.

Christine Branche, 80, an African-American who moved into Ludlow in 1956, said, "I'll move from this house into an urn".