Sentence examples for diverse movements from inspiring English sources

He was disciplining the party, positioning himself as presidential candidate, federating diverse movements and smothering others.

A work for strings alone, the Academy glided crisply through its musically diverse movements, from the bold pizzicato opening of the Adagio to a moving Funeral March.

Islamists must understand that, in a country with such diverse movements as the Muslim Brotherhood; the Wasat party, which offers a progressive interpretation of Islam; and the conservative Salafi movements, no one group speaks for Islam.

In the case of the grace of the Creator, the general volitions are laws of nature and the occasional causes are "the diverse movements of our will" and "the encounter of sensible objects that act on our mind" (TNG, 5 102).

He arranged the text in diverse movements for a five-part choir and solo voices, according to the taste in Dresden where sacred music "borrowed" from Italian opera with a focus on choral movements, as musicologist Arthur Wenk notes.

The Christian fundamentalist view that we are in the apocalyptic millennial end times prophesied in Revelation; a more generic and often secularized apocalyptic world view that is reflected in diverse movements ranging from armed survivalism to disarming New Age devotees; and the reflective expectation, both religious and secular, generated by the approaching turn of the millennium.

For example, it is known that diverse movement patterns and environmental diversity are known to cause dissimilarity in shell shape in other chelonians (e.g., [42], [43]).

The Taliban are a diverse movement.

Environmentalism is the most politically diverse movement in history.

Beyond this, there is an element of tension in this diverse movement.

While a growing and diverse movement, it remains to be seen how long it will be able to sustain its momentum.