Sentence examples for a distinct movement from inspiring English sources

Puritanism first emerged as a distinct movement in a controversy over clerical vestments and liturgical practices during the reign of Elizabeth.

Mr. Christe's "Fünf Gedichte" ("Five Poems," 1996), set to Wagner's "Wesendonk Lieder," is the program's most structurally sound work, and also the dance with the strongest sense of a distinct movement vocabulary.

In Reconstructionism, which emerged as a distinct movement in the 1940's during a quest for the right moral path, followers often say that traditional belief and past practice should have "a vote, not a veto" in deciding on future action.

While Agile principles date back decades, the publication of the Agile Manifesto in 2001 marks the founding of Agile as a distinct movement.

Although Lingbao no longer exists as a distinct movement, it has left influences on all subsequent branches of Taoism.

Hopefully, one day, it will be so much part of how we run our economy that we will no longer think of it as a distinct movement.

Contrary to expectations (Van Dyck and Baguette 2005) that specialized dispersal movements do exclude dispersers from reacting to external cues, they did exploit resources during dispersal forays, even though they used a behaviorally distinct movement strategy to disperse.

This discussion shows that Plotinus was not considered in his own time to have initiated a new and distinct movement in Platonism what we today call Neoplatonism.

They then formed a distinct religious movement that acknowledged the imams as incarnations of the Godhead.

Interest in logical positivism began to wane in the 1950s, and by 1970 it had ceased to exist as a distinct philosophical movement.

This paper develops our understanding of the nature of inclusive design, first through critique of controversies that to some degree downplay inclusive design as a distinct design movement.