Sentence examples for towards a very from inspiring English sources

But he added: "My general reaction is that he is just betraying an insular attitude towards a very diverse country".

In the UK, all the parties have converged towards a very bland middle and you can't really separate them.

He recalls two officers running towards a "very pregnant woman" who had climbed out of a coach.

Next up are two contrasting songs – one angry, one resigned nevertheless both looking towards a very changed planet and a very difficult human future.

"Since NOx emissions at low temperature are currently not regulated, this observation hints towards a very peculiar combustion strategy (defeat strategy?) the manufacturer applies at low temperature".

But he added: "My general reaction is that he is just betraying - to use his word - an insular attitude towards a very diverse country".

Every year under the sea, the southern slab of the fault pushes up from the Arabian peninsula, shifting the northern plate 2.5cm (one inch) towards Greece, a very fast rate of rupture.

"The Olympics is what I've been working towards for a very long time and it's the dream, it's what every athlete wants to do.

Or are running towards, ourselves; a very ugly scene, a dangerous, deadly dance with intolerance as our chosen partner.

May, a producer on the movie, stopped short of identifying anyone, saying only that "it's heading towards being a very English movie".

"Slouching Towards Bethlehem" is not a very good piece of standard journalism, though.