Sentence examples for moving naturally from inspiring English sources

"He wasn't moving naturally to me.

The two men have similar strengths and weaknesses, but both struggle with the return of serve and with moving naturally on grass.

Conductor Alice Farnham ensured excellent musical values throughout and, in a sterling team effort, with some double casting, it was Chiara Vinci's Sophie that stood out, incredibly moving, naturally poised and with a lovely bloom to the voice.

"Bin Laden had a turning point in his life," Omar Azzam points out, "but Ayman and his brother Mohammed were like people in school moving naturally from one grade to another.

But what makes the Tip Ton different is that it tips forward, moving naturally from resting position – a conventional seated position – to working position, with a slight forward incline.

An important building block in the argument that orchestras are moving naturally towards equality is the fact that, by and large, the gender split in youth orchestras is already 50 50 and this can be taken to signify that the gender balance of major orchestras will inevitably even out in the future.

Aristotle explains that the natural place attracts the body, while the body moves naturally to its natural place.

This blueprint, known as the Power 9 in Dan Buettner's book Blue Zones, is as follows: 1) Move naturally: utilizing the environment around you for natural, purposeful movement (no gym included).

Later Platonists, such as Plotinus, maintained that although fire moves naturally upward in a straight line toward its natural place at the periphery of the Universe, when it arrived there, it would either rest or move naturally in a circle.

All the singers move naturally on the stage.

In economics, this expectation culminated in the "discovery" that markets move naturally toward stable equilibriums.