Sentence examples for african movements from inspiring English sources

"In Khartoum there is an Islamic African university that is indoctrinating and building African movements that are based on political Islam; fundamentalist movements".

Within Clade 3, four Asian to African movements are evident.

At 1 p.m. an African dance class in traditional West African movement.

What about the cliché that the pelvis plays a constant and central part in all African movement?

The dancers incorporated African movement with little credibility, shaking their hips (sort of) with pained, pasted-on smiles.

"It didn't look like balletic movement, or Caribbean folk movement, or African movement, but it looked like all of these combined".

Her dancers, one by one, stepped out to freestyle, both in song and very African movement: they jerked their torsos downward, raised bent arms, spread limbs wide apart.

This Brooklyn-based troupe celebrates its 10th anniversary with dance by company director Jamel Gaines that fuses modern dance, jazz and traditional West African movement.

The notion that black leaders of an African movement for national self-determination would be represented among the statues in Westminster must indeed have seemed an unlikely one.

Rooted in traditional African movement, military drills and spoken word, stepping is a dance that involves synchronized, percussive body movement, made popular by black fraternities and sororities in the United States.

He's drawn on the dance traditions he learned from his Fijian mother; he's also cast dancers (many freelance) from a deliberately eclectic range of backgrounds, including South African-born Mbulelo Ndabeni, who helped Baldwin research African movement.