Sentence examples for which move from from inspiring English sources

Jamal's hardships, which move from harrowing to tragic, do not extinguish his tenacity or his underlying joie de vivre.

Especially powerful is the triptych of essays in the third part on nostalgia, death, and truth, which move from the thinking of place to thinking through place.

The characters' convoluted interactions, which move from the courtroom to the corn fields and involve blackmail and murder, are no more convincing than their personalities.

It is only natural to make such a deduction from his poems, which move from description of the creation to praise of the Creator.

Animals such as seals, otters, and diving birds, which move from air to water and back, have evolved uniquely shaped corneas the transparent membrane in front of the eye that separates fluids inside the eye from fluids outside the eye.

As its title portends, "Nothing but the Truth" is not always a subtle play, especially in its final moments, which move from rage to reconciliation at gear-stripping speed, with lots of melodramatic pronouncements.

And, secondly, it cannot be that which moves from the centre or that which lies lowest.

It was also helped by an upgrade from Jefferies, which moved from underperform to hold.

There's more variety in her singing, which moves from aggrieved to sultry to resigned.

What was more significant was Djokovic's demeanour, which moved from sullen to roaringly aggressive.

Norwich, which moved from fourth place to No. 1, won both its weekend games, beating Hamilton, 5-2, Amhersterst, 6-0.