Sentence examples for earliest movements from inspiring English sources

And while Nature notes the origins of HIV/Aids "remain contentious" amongst serious scholars, "and the earliest movements of the virus within the US are unknown," Shilt's account has never been taken too seriously by them.

Today, when society is beset by doubts about what science and technology have done to the world, Die Brücke seems to have been one of the 20th century's earliest movements of revolt, advocating and practising revolt by art and in art.

According to Early, the conditions that facilitated the earlier movements no longer exist in the UK.

He exercised restraint in the early movements, keeping a tight rein on the emotional undercurrent.

Some of the robust earthiness goes out of the early movements as a result.

And too often, Mr. Trainor said, those earlier movements were overly rigid and prescriptive.

Furthermore, these ideas ended up informing the rest of the composition, including earlier movements.

The earlier movements are interesting for the tests they pose to a composer's maneuverability, given his narrow leeway.

Where were the power and the sheer loudness that could have added so much to the earlier movements?

This conclusion was a cornerstone of two important early movements in analytic philosophy, logical atomism and logical positivism.

Such speculation plays only a minor role in the early movements of funds in anticipation of a change of parity.