Sentence examples for burgeoning movement of from inspiring English sources

"Neo-classical" is a vibrant, burgeoning movement of composers, labels, and promoters who are bringing classical tropes to a new audience.

The Chinese authorities are making life harder for a burgeoning movement of Christian house churches, and blaming the eirenic Dalai Lama for the actions of Tibetan Buddhists who burn themselves to death.

— Vindu Goel Ugly Is the New Pretty: How Unattractive Photos Took Hold on the Internet Nymag.com |  A burgeoning movement of  ugly selfies is having its moment on the Web.

But The New York Times recently reported on the resurgence of rooftop city gardens, and a burgeoning movement of urbanites determined to produce their own food despite concrete jungles.

But while that might sound like one guy's harebrained idea and it is Wigington's harebrained idea has caught on, sparking a small but burgeoning movement of drought truthers who see a dark conspiracy in the dry weather.

Laura S. Scott, the author of "Two Is Enough: A Couple's Guide to Living Childless by Choice" (Seal Press, 2009) does a wonderful job of profiling this burgeoning movement of women (and men) who are loud and proud about their childfree status.

The website Clashmusic described Homework as an entry point of accessibility for a "burgeoning movement on the cusp of splitting the mainstream seam".

Across the state, there is a burgeoning movement to dismantle dams of this type; not the kind used for hydro power or flood control, but the nonfunctional, typically privately owned structures mostly built in the 19th century and long ago abandoned by the farmers or factory owners who put them up.

This is the environment that greets the burgeoning movement to increase the number of skiers and snowboarders wearing helmets.

Robert Ashcroft led the burgeoning movement for higher education in the Assemblies of God, serving as president of three small Church-affiliated colleges.

A case in point is the burgeoning movement to kill what is arguably the most serious educational reform of our lifetime.