Sentence examples similar to moving away from statements from inspiring English sources

He went on to say that by moving away from the big and "sweeping" statements present in some of her older material, towards personal narration, Beyoncé managed to effectively examine the themes and statements she explored throughout her career.

Financial statements are moving away from historical cost and toward what people call "fair values," or "market values". Essentially, there are two types of accounting systems.

He added there's a broader shift in the sports landscape, with fans "moving away from a world where ESPN lobs these general, qualitative statements at them".

On Wednesday morning, the Fed will release a statement outlining Mr. Bernanke's views on moving away from its exceptionally easy monetary policy.

A public statement indicated that the government was moving away from claims of expansive executive power often used by the Bush administration to justify Guantánamo.

"Judge Cox's action is a positive decision, effectively demonstrating that Detroit is moving away from federal oversight back to City control," Bing said in a statement.

Ministerial sources pointed out that the European Ccommission has recently proposed moving away from mandatory requirements on quoted companies to produce quarterly reports and interim management statements.

This statement may be the start of a real paradigm shift: from biobanking to public health, moving away from strict boundaries between research, individual health care and screening to an integration of these functions.

Honestly, I was moving away from weddings".

These vortices dissipate while moving away from the orifice.

"They were moving away from myths and moving toward realism".