Sentence examples for pulls toward from inspiring English sources

But while he is ever assured and supple, Conroy never pulls toward the higher excitements of style.

For a long time, this movie, too, pulls toward extinction; Noah could be an artist who fulfills himself in destroying his materials and everyone around him.

It pulls toward two far-apart energies, between Mr. Glasper's jabs and murmurs and Mr. Moreno's steady, Pat Metheny-like tone and calm phrasing; Mr. Scott's attention and cool balance hold it together.

The record is searching for a partnership of sound, and so the action pulls toward Mr. Moran and Mr. Waits, who have one: they've played together for more than a decade and instinctively lock together through feel and dynamics.

One half of Lebanon pulls toward the West, toward democracy, transparent government, cultural openness, fierce hard work, rule of law; the other half toward egregious regional habits, toward bureaucratic corruption, warlordism, political patronage, rule by the gun.

In addition, separation between the ECL4 and ECL6 segments increases, and the change is related to the repositioning of the ECL4b motif with respect to the TM1b segment whereby F391 (in ECL4b) pulls toward W84 (in TM1b), whereas P387 (in ELC4b) pulls away from W84 (see Figure S11).

I am very pulled toward workers.

They remain apart, yet they constantly pull toward each other.

"All good candidates, but I'm not pulled toward them".

Is it repeating, changing, interlocking, pulling toward a tangent?

Conversations with Jason Moran keep pulling toward his family.