Sentence examples for evolving movement from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon reflects the tenor of an evolving movement.

Scott Walter, DePaul's University Librarian, moderated the energetic discussion that shed light on various dimensions of this rapidly evolving movement.

More than five years ago, he opened Prime in Las Vegas and joined an evolving movement to reinterpret steakhouses, which are getting a thorough makeover these days.

The single, evolving movement occasionally echoes Schoenberg's Op 9 in the same form, but the language is far less astringent, the form more intuitive, and the textures full of genuinely ravishing sounds owing much to Debussy and Ravel.

"I personally think the most crucial factor in the evolving movement to legalize marijuana has been the fact that a large number of responsible smokers have been willing to stand up and say publicly, I smoke marijuana and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

Conclusions The steeply increased frequency of hospital contacts for a head injury during the months preceding the date at which Parkinson's disease was first recorded is a consequence of the evolving movement disorder rather than its cause.

At its best, which often it hasn't been of late, grime is the most sonically exciting, highly evolved movement in black music in a very long time.

In other words, the different species have evolved movement and predation strategies that enable co-dependent stable interactions.

Our results demonstrate unconscious reciprocal interactions between commands governing evolving movements (and tuning the motor system accordingly) and those concerned with ongoing motor acts.

But Pinochet's men are already beginning to receive a cuffing from a gradually evolving resistance movement.

Between drives and conversations, McGregor was working hard with his own dancers, evolving the movement vocabulary for the piece.