Sentence examples for enduring movement from inspiring English sources

Ms. Palin's role in the race is just one of the great imponderables — and a point of frustration — giving other candidates pause as they try to plot for the jockeying that will begin in earnest immediately after Election Day and assess whether the upheaval brought about this year by grassroots conservatives is an enduring movement.

Historians say the kind of broad-based, enduring movement that Sanders supporters envision rarely grows out of a presidential campaign, but it can happen.

As an enduring movement that is resolutely for, not against, creative-response grew even bolder under the dark cloud of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, two leaders who rose to power in the 1980s speaking to the other side of people's emotion: not their aspiration, but their fear; not their need to come together, but their desire to pull apart.

The moment of insurgency becomes a more enduring movement in part through the changes it induces in the relations among the Social Movement Organizations in its orbit.

Through an examination of the relationship between Occupy Wall Street and the field of SMOs in New York City, this article illustrates a third possibility: that a moment of insurgency becomes a more enduring movement in part through the changes it induces in the relations among the SMOs in its orbit.

The most successful and enduring movements for change adhere to the principles of non-aggression and nonviolence that King preached, Holder said.

"[But] the most successful and enduring movements for change are those that adhere to non-aggression and non-violence".

"But history has also shown us that the most successful and enduring movements for change are those that adhere to non-aggression and nonviolence".

The music is so enduring, the movement so fleeting and, at times, doggedly minor, that the Thoreau assertion "As if you could kill time without injuring eternity" comes to mind.

Republicanism either support for a presidential or parliamentary republic as an enduring political movement appeared in Brazil during December 1870 in Rio de Janeiro with the publishing of a manifesto signed by 57 people and with the creation of the Republican Club.

The birther cause is now destined to join the pantheon of enduring fringe movements like the Flat Earth Society and the folks who insist the moon landings were faked.