Sentence examples for a movement whose from inspiring English sources

"It's a movement whose time has come".

The protests grew quickly into a movement whose goal was partly to recapture a lost collectivist essence.

The picture marks one of Balthus's closest approaches to Surrealism, a movement whose leaders admired and courted him.

There is even a place for lifelong Londoners in a movement whose heartlands are northern and Celtic.

More alarming is the reality of a movement whose adherents are self-recruited and may spring up anywhere.

I am writing on behalf of The Iona Community, a movement whose members are drawn from 10 different Christian traditions.

A movement whose symbols were fuzzy endangered animals is now more concerned with oil futures and budget sheets.

Like Surrealism, a movement whose attitudes it prefigured, Art Nouveau was adopted as a language of the inner life.

And the divide widened when the fight to overturn anti-sodomy laws became a fight for same-sex marriage, a movement whose watchword is "equality".

Symbolically, at least, his arrival serves as a resonant climax to the resurgence of a movement whose demise has been forecast as often as rain in Iraq's winter.

With Rand Paul, we also get further evidence of race's role in a movement whose growth precisely parallels the ascent of America's first African-American president.