Sentence examples for when one moves from inspiring English sources

Judging in terms of its impact on modern scholarship, especially when one moves beyond the rather narrow confines of specialists in late medieval Jewish and Islamic philosophy, as well its impact upon his own personal life, Ibn Kammuna's Tanqih (Examination of the Three Faiths, English translation by Perlmann) is his most important work.

But the basic ethical finding from the literature is that the obligation to deal with exceptions, with individual cases, does not go away when one moves from individual care based on medical ethics to population care based population ethics.

When one moves to the subregion near or on the TR1 curve by decreasing g K further, the periodic orbit enters the funnel region through the last subsector.

When one moves through a landscape devoid of people, in such a situation, thousands of things float through the head: What still lies ahead for me?

Like summer, I thought, when one moves though layers and layers of lost and remembered life even as one is living in the moment, knowing all the while how evanescent, and therefore how precious, all of it is.

The age of one's children when one moves from care to work has bounced down a slide since New Labour; now it lands at five, when In The Night Garden is still the news.

I was talking to one of them, saying 'Why are you doing this?' when one moved forward and hit me in my arm and legs and back with his baton.

We view domination as a measure of mobility and show that when one move dominates another then its probability of being chosen is higher.

In basketball, a pivot is when one foot moves and one stays on the ground.

But it is a fact that an elected New York mayor has not made good beyond City Hall since the 1860's, when one Fernando Wood moved on to Congress.

When one son moves out, the family helps them.