Sentence examples for slight step forward from inspiring English sources

The paltry representation of women is a slight step forward; "up until virtually the 1990s," Barral writes, "male Caucasians were used exclusively to represent anatomical bodies, with female bodies appearing only in fragments to represent their sexual organs".

"The car definitely should have made a slight step forward but we don't know how much - we might not know until tomorrow or the race if it's wet on Saturday," Hamilton said.

"And I felt that even the United States will not be able, I would say, not to impose a plan on Israel if Israel is not making even the slightest step forward".

In that video where Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela meet (two people that have the right to think they're each a pretty big deal), both show deference -- a slight lean-in and step forward, using the free arm for extra touch, smiling.[5] They're conveying that they respect and like the other -- which goes a long way to being liked in return.

This will give you a slight amount of room for your toes to enter when you step forward.

Both facing the same way, with their arms latticed in a standard Irish pattern, they just step forward, sideways, backward, forward, all on flat foot but with a slight bounce at the knee, tracing a circle as they walk.

(Move one step forward).

A step forward.

Step forward Australia.

(exciting step forward).

One Step Forward.