Sentence examples for moving between worlds from inspiring English sources

The idea of travel and moving between worlds comes easily to Jones.

Moving between worlds, while at times painful and daunting, is something he counsels young black people to experience.

He was a man of the borderlands who spent his early life moving between worlds: Jewish and Russian, czarist and Bolshevik, army and artistic.

I wonder if I'd had a clearer sense of my own identity, if I wasn't moving between worlds, I'd have got over it more quickly.

She could move between worlds.

Finding himself the go-between of drug lords, Makina moves between worlds, not just those of Mexico and the US, but between different states of being and thinking.

Whether it be in terms of racial/ethnic mixities, religious mixities, etc. those who inhabit interstitial spaces, those who move between worlds, those who are literally fringe-dwellers, are seen as the ultimate threat.

On his personal site, Edmaier notes, "I keep moving between two worlds: the world of science in the most general sense of the word and that of art … this constant oscillation between documentary and detached".

Tor Baz, the boy left to die, is adopted by Baluch rebels fighting the Pakistani government and grows up to be the wandering falcon of the title, a boy with no fixed identity, moving between precarious worlds full of humanity, courage, cruelty, and above all poverty so dire that survival seems to be the greatest virtue.

As a special assistant to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy he served as an intermediary between the federal government, Civil Rights Movement leaders, and recalcitrant segregationist Southern state officials, moving between the worlds of his native Nashville and the new America he was helping to create.

The confusion and uncertainty I felt moving between those two worlds had a profound impact on me as a child.