Sentence examples for broad movements from inspiring English sources

The music was lush and it inspired big broad movements that left the cast looking happily dazed at the end.

Social networks are quite effective when it comes to amassing participation in broad movements, as increased participation reduces the contribution required of each participant.

If there are Taliban elements worth engaging, are there really no such elements in the broad movements that are Hamas and Hezbollah?

All the United States did, in a statement on Friday from Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, was to say that it shared Europe's concern "about the implications of the broad movements in the euro for the world economy".

Isaac Asimov's "Foundation," published in 1951, introduced the idea that, given a sufficiently large population, the broad movements of history like, say, the movements of a gas become statistically predictable.

In interviews, analysts attributed those increases to the broad movements for higher standards and accountability that began in most states in the 1990's and gained force when President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind law in 2002.

The broad movement, however, encompasses a wide variety of practices.

Mr. Morris's combination of intricate structures and broad movement has a clarity of its own.

Now a broad movement is preparing the ground for a referendum.

Conversely, this sort of definition might be exactly what such a broad movement needs.

"This is part of that whole broad movement toward the legalization of international relations," he said.