Sentence examples for not always moving from inspiring English sources

Male social equals called each other by their surnames, sometimes (but certainly not always) moving on to first names when the moment warranted it.

If the temperature step is not always moving in the same direction but alternately up and down, the displacement changes cancel each other out in each half cycle so that no ratcheting occurs.

After the stock market drops after 1999 and 2007, Americans learned that the market is not always moving in their favor.

Mr. Taylor, 46, was not always moved by evangelical fervor.

But the slogan arc does not always move upward.

Prion diseases do not always move easily between species: scrapie does not infect people, for example.

The ball did not always move fast but it did always move from Spaniard to Spaniard.

The view does not always move us as we feel it should.

But the day did not always move with assembly-line smoothness.

Mrs. Merkel may not always move quickly, said Mr. Kister, "but at the decisive moments she doesn't hesitate".

AMERICA'S hard-nosed politicians are not always moved by lofty rhetoric, but talk about money normally gets them going.