Sentence examples for central movements from inspiring English sources

But tropism was only one part of a general notion that chemical and physical processes — automatic and, in humans, involuntary — determine the central movements of life.

The Scholarism and Occupy Central movements' mass protests will thus continue to bring deeper questions about the rule of law to the forefront of Hong Kong's consciousness.

Acknowledging the occasion for which the piece was composed, Handel attached descriptive titles to the two central movements: the third movement is called "La Paix" ("The Peace") in honour of the treaty itself, and the fourth is called "La Réjouissance" ("The Rejoicing") to commemorate the mood of elation that followed.

Every surface in the game is climbable (by physically grabbing surfaces with the controllers and then doing the arm-work to scale) but more central movements like turning and moving are left to buttons, a technique that ultimately isn't for the faint of stomach but is a lot more fluid than teleporting around.

MPTP intoxication caused a significant decline in peripheral and central movements and rearing and grooming activities when compared to control group (P < 0.05)– 3(d)).

Its reflective central movement, "Refractions," offered a striking, melancholy violin solo, played by Linda Quan.

The pivotal central movement passed with the hush and ache of held breath.

The central movement of the work is a poignant "Elegy for Andy".

One of his faculty members, law professor Benny Tai Yiu-ting, was a leader of the Occupy Central movement.

More interesting, its ethereal central movement acts as a kind of sun toward which the outer movements are magnetically attracted.

The central movement is a whirlwind of memories of western music, superimposed on the scherzo of Mahler's Second Symphony.