Sentence examples for roving point from inspiring English sources

This roving point of view has a bearing on the harsh streak that runs through Taylor's writing.

The book's artfully roving point of view quickly moves to Landis, Bernice's lover and partner in crime, a seemingly pragmatic and well-meaning person who is not quite sure how things have gotten this far and who is seriously considering jumping ship.

Nothing -- neither matter nor information -- should be able to rove from point A to point B faster than a beam of light can make the transit.

With apps, doctors and nurses fear their personal smartphones become roving access points for patient data.

Karl Rove points out that some 4m Christian conservatives who voted in 1994 failed to vote in 2000.

Indeed, several of his colleagues have been surprised to receive hand-written notes from Mr Rove pointing out minor blemishes in their academic articles.

But this will surely flag, as have the country's previous outbreaks of xenophobia, be they against Chinese, Japanese, Irish or even Norwegians, as the Nordic Mr Rove pointed out to the NCLR's convention.

In our meeting, Rove pointed out that Pittenger's is the only House race that Bannon appears to be targeting currently, along with a long list of Senate races.

Mr. Rove pointed an accusatory finger at the TV networks, questioning their judgment in calling a close state like Florida so quickly while resisting calls in states like Ohio and West Virginia, where Mr. Bush eventually won by comfortable margins.

As Rove points out, "The president's weakness is he's only focused on his base".

Rove pointed to a recent poll that showed his popularity at 47 percent to argue that Bush was already experiencing a turnaround.