Sentence examples for famed movement from inspiring English sources

The internationally famed Movement festival reflects the scene's past and nods to its firm ubiquity in the current mainstream with three hyperactive days of performances from artists who have put in time and command respect, including Squarepusher, John Digweed, Stacey Pullen, Richie Hawtin, François K, Nicolas Jaar and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

So it was that the US Constitution could openly tolerate slavery, but within one century slavery would be outlawed – and within a second some of slavery's most toxic residues would be partially mitigated by the famed civil rights movement of the 1960s, the decade before my birth.

The political stability of his administrations also stands out in a country long famed for revolutionary movements and military coups, as well as an unsteady start to electoral democracy.

And it's one of the birthplaces of the local food movement, thanks to famed chef Alice Water's restaurant Chez Panisse.

But a year ago officials became concerned that the Ugandans were guilty of war crimes in the long-running battle against Joseph Kony's rebel movement, which is famed for its brutal atrocities and abduction of children.

Betty Rieckmann's artistic tribute A Morphing Frank Stella, imbues the painter's famed, monochromatic Concentric Squares series with movement and light.

The Urban Dictionary defines "scraper bike" as "a relatively recent phenomenon from the Bay Area (specifically Oakland) in which people modify used bicycles to resemble (either functionally, aesthetically or philosophically) the famed "scraper" cars of the "hyphy" movement".

By then, it was famed as a bastion of the modern movement, whose approach to arts education had been imitated all over the world.

Other pioneers of photography represented in the series include Bauhaus professor and avant-garde artist László Moholy-Nagy, Eadweard Muybridge, whose locomotion studies of the 1870s changed our understanding of animal and human movement, and fellow Victorian Julia Margaret Cameron, famed for her expressive portraits and tableaux vivants.

Very little has felt as satisfying to watch as the famed white supremacist/founder of the "alt-right" movement, Richard Spencer getting clocked in the face during an interview last month.

Very little has felt as satisfying to watch as the famed white supremacist/founder of the "alt-right" movement, Richard Spencer, getting clocked in the face during an interview last month.