Sentence examples for diffuse movement from inspiring English sources

The third and most diffuse movement evokes the technological future with images of missiles, rockets and acceleration into space.

Black Lives Matter is a diffuse movement that started with a hashtag on social media three years ago this week.

Even Mr bin Laden's death or capture is unlikely to defang these disciples.By its nature, such a diffuse movement is much harder to monitor than a unitary organisation.

But he had plenty of time to ponder his part in this weekend's street protests in Washington, in the diffuse movement for "economic justice" -- if it is a movement -- and the police reaction to it.

"This is a remarkably diffuse movement; they don't even use loudspeakers to get their message across with thousands of people on the street," said Lincoln Secco, a history professor at the University of São Paulo who teaches several of the organizers in the Free Fare Movement.

The activities of the Narodniki developed in the late 1860s and early 1870s in a diffuse movement known as khozhdenie v narod ("going to the people") in the course of which hundreds of young intellectuals, dressed in peasant clothes, canvased rural regions and incited the peasantry to rise against the system.

After compensating for cell movements, researchers found that intranuclear complexes showed very slow and diffuse movements (movement IV), with an average speed of 0.003±0.0003 µm/sec (47 measurements).

But it was also likely to inflame moderate party members who have been urging the party to resist pressure from activists — spurred by commentators like Glenn Beck on the Fox News Channel and leaders of the diffuse Tea Party movement — to move against those deemed insufficiently conservative or lose their grass-roots support altogether.

Existentialism was, and remains, a highly diffuse theoretical movement, and it cannot be expected that two philosophers connected with this movement should hold similar views in all respects.

These men include Abdullah Yusuf Azzam, a mentor of Mr. bin Laden's who promoted global jihad with his writings until his death in 1989, and the center's findings helped the authorities conclude that Al Qaeda is but part of a larger, and diffuse, ideological movement.

The present wave of squatting, beginning with the housing situations in 1968 which was as bad as after the war, at first attracted wide public sympathy but is now viewed as a diffuse, parasitic movement of mostly single, educated, middle-class people.