Sentence examples for sort of moving from inspiring English sources

But this is leading to a new sort of moving visual journalism that is more immediate and personal, without the reporter between the viewer and the action.

The money was OK, usually, but more than that, the lookalikes found the work thrilling and addictive – getting to pretend to be a sort of moving Tussauds waxwork.

"The World Bank is sort of moving in the right direction on climate change but not moving fast enough or deep enough," said Jake Schmidt, international climate policy director at the National Resources Defense Council.

It's a moment that's equal parts exorcism and entertainment, but Mary's indulging in high drama, not mere histrionics – the sort of moving, remarkable performance that proves her a true queen of soul.

Visual projections that pulse in time with the music are nothing new at clubs or concerts, where they have provided a sort of moving wallpaper since bands like Jefferson Airplane ruled this city.

Those devices are designed to form a sort of moving detection curtain so that police officers can be on the street interacting with the public as they seek to detect radioactive material.

Over all, square footage has not been scaled down — the pieces have sort of moved around.

He set it back down, and when everybody sort of moved on, I grabbed hold of it.

"To put it in context, Brett's the brother-in-law, so he's sort of moved out of the way for you has he?" Richardson asked.

They don't know where the chicken came from, it just sort of moved in and won't leave.

I mean, Facebook seems to have sort of moved in that direction and sort of backed away from it a little bit at this point.