Sentence examples similar to devotion to forward movement from inspiring English sources

They chose a ball to suggest forward movement and "a holistic company," Ms. Stump said.

But sometimes shock-waves are needed to provoke forward movement.

Her devotion to the movement continued unabated after her retirement.

They inspire doubt in the power of forward movement to manifest a new reality.

Russell Brand has been vocal about his devotion to the Hare Krishna movement.

Grace Paley would lament (and forgive) Mary Jo Salter's decision to review "Fidelity" (April 6) without mentioning her fervent lifelong devotion to the antiwar movement.

Long term orientation (LTO) is the degree to which a society embraces, or does not embrace, long-term devotion to traditional, forward thinking values.

The compositions of thirty Vachana women poets included the work of the 12th-century Virashaiva mystic Akka Mahadevi whose devotion to the bhakti movement is well known.

Though she flirted with unintentional comedy, Vangeline was captivating in her devotion to simple movements.

Molded-in lines grow thinner from rear to front, suggesting forward movement.

Thus the backward drag which the limbs generate during forward movement is considerably reduced in comparison to the forward drag during backward movement of the limbs.