Sentence examples for example a movement from inspiring English sources

This is also true of the next example, a movement from Peter Maxwell Davies's "Eight Songs for a Mad King," which gains both rhythmic and structural variability from its non-standard shape.

There is, for example, a movement in contemporary philosophy and economics known as "the capabilities approach," which takes seriously the question of identifying the components of well-being and measuring them.

Identifying information that is classified only because it is associated with a particular operation — for example, a movement of troops — and automatically declassifying it when the operation is over, the board says.

Mr. Penney cited as another example a movement made by the Swedish marine chronometer and watchmaker Victor Kullberg, who settled and worked in London in the second half of the 19th century.

Thus, if there is, for example, a movement in the wrist bone, it will spread to the bones of the arm and forearm.

Perhaps it could involve for example a movement of the axial OH proton (or an NH proton) towards a terminal azido nitrogen effectively pH-induced deprotonation resulting in an increase in basicity of bound azide.

During a symphony I prefer not, but for example after a movement of a concerto, if people are particularly happy, why not?

The developments on the Naugatuck are an example of a movement sweeping the country to remove dams and allow rivers to return to their natural flows, and there have been some amazing success stories.

He cites the French revolution of 1789 as an example of a movement that backfired horribly on the instigators (though, in fairness, the majority of French people today do have fairly decent jobs, healthcare and universal access to nice wine and cheese).

The bums lost!" Yet millions of sympathisers in Mexico and beyond see the Zapatistas as a stirring example of a movement for emancipation by some of the poorest and most oppressed people in the world - "the most interesting and out-there experiment in democracy going on worldwide," as a commentator on one of my recent posts put it.

Many of us didn't grow up during the original Stonewall moment, or even during the Aids epidemic, where similar grassroots activism led to reform, but we still have a salient modern example of a movement rising up and demanding their voices be heard: the Black Lives Matter movement to end police violence.