Sentence examples for focused movement from inspiring English sources

His interest has always been sharply focused: movement in space and time -- dancing as its own language, spoken with its own vocabulary.

With the death of Mr. Reagan, thousands of these young people are rallying around his image -- not just to mourn him, but to signal that their generation of young Republicans has coalesced into a focused movement.

It's set to songs by Peter, Paul and Mary, and the willfully childlike lyrics ("I've been swallowed by a boa constrictor," "Daddy's taking us to the zoo") work in odd yet resonant tandem with the focused movement, which shakes ballet's tight forms into looser shapes with a lovely fluidity and use of idiomatic, everyday gesture.

It's been a long time since anything in the education world has generated as much excitement as "Waiting for 'Superman' ", the new documentary film that has sparked legions of newspaper editorials, cable TV talk fests, and for the first time in recent memory -- a ray of hope that public outrage over school failure might finally shape itself into a focused movement for change.

To start, company leadership must set the tone at the top towards an intentional focused movement for gender equality in the boardroom.

In addition, it is postulated that evaluation of joint motion quality focused on movement smoothness and crepitus onset is a helpful tool in physical examination.

"He used to go to ballet in the '30s in London; he was intensely focused on movement.

"The rate of flow is higher than ever and mainly focused on movement into the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq, with a growing problem also evident in Libya," the report says.

To date, few studies have assessed outcomes following an intervention focused on movement training.

The majority have focused on movement therapy that have enabled real neurological recovery, allowing patients to achieve significant functional improvement.

Moreover, heterogeneity of foci movement was especially observed when we made distinctions between centrally and peripherally positioned foci.