Sentence examples for age of movement from inspiring English sources

"The age of movement politics is over, at least for now.

So 'world fiction' has joined world music and fusion cuisine as a radically new and liberating feature of our all-over-the-place age of movement and cross-cultural collision and collusion.

We have now entered the age of movement led conflict.

In the age of movements that challenged institutional authority, like those for civil rights and against the Vietnam War, Avedon's portraits broke through the glossy artifice of celebrity and official power and seemed more authentic.

You could say it's a metaphor: Birds stand for humans in an age of global movement and migration.

And in an age of constant movement, nothing is more urgent than sitting still".

Inclusion criteria were patients with a painful bunion and hallux valgus between 18 and 65 years of age and an adequate range of movement.

In an age of metastasizing movements that draw sustenance from violence, that would seem to mean a long struggle until every last terrorist leader and all the reasons that make it possible to recruit terrorists are eliminated.

The Taborites were perhaps the most important millennial group of the late Middle Ages and represent a transition to the new age of millennial movements in the Renaissance and the Reformation.

Despite hyperactivity at 1 and 3 months of age, movement of Id2−/− mice decreased with age (Fig. 1), a hallmark symptom associated with mDA neurodegeneration in PD (Lees et al., 2009).

Therefore, in the low back pain 12-month questionnaire data, there is an attrition bias on one of the commonly used outcomes (back pain intensity) and also on the baseline characteristics of age and fear of movement (see Table 3 for further details).