Sentence examples for dominant movement from inspiring English sources

In the years after World War I, Expressionism was the dominant movement in Flemish literature.

FOR the last 15 years, there has been no one dominant movement or style in visual art.

That was all the orders he had ever received in 25 years within Mr. Arafat's dominant movement, Fatah, he said.

Mr. Rauschenberg was also instrumental in pushing American art onward from Abstract Expressionism, the dominant movement when he emerged, during the early 1950s.

Since Gauguin, the dominant movement of artists and writers has been in the direction of Puufaifiau, from the island-fringes of empire to its metropolitan centres.

This could, they suggest, be explained by the modernist movement, in which authors "reject their immediate stylistic predecessors yet remain a part of a dominant movement that included many of their contemporaries".

All were alienated by dominant movements like Minimalism.

"A Companion to Phenomenology and Existentialism" is a complete guide to two of the dominant movements of philosophy in the twentieth century.

While the video camera may have attracted political agitators and community organizers, the artists who have come to define video as an art were deeply involved in the dominant movements of the day, including process art, performance and Conceptualism.

This holiday season she sees two dominant movements in home décor: using nature-inspired objects "to go back to basics," she said, and "things that are playful and optimistic, because people want to move forward".

Even though the formal tameness and visual rigidity of Minimalism and Conceptualism, the dominant movements in the United States in the 1960's and 70's, seem far removed from the tumultuous times in which they developed, many historians believe that these, too, were born of profound political disillusionment.