Sentence examples for fractured movement from inspiring English sources

The texts create the music, which is filled with uneven sentences, fractured movement and clever hesitations.

But opposition activists outside the country warned that the fractured movement had to unite if it were to succeed.

Many of their problems are self-inflicted, by a fractured movement that has argued about ideology and tactics.

In the 1840s and 1850s, scores of slave runaways like Frederick Douglass breathed new life into a fractured movement, divided between Garrisonians and evangelical and political abolitionists.

They all wanted the same thing — better pensions, better health benefits — but they went about it in different ways, creating a disjointed, fractured movement.

2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Labor Debates the Future of a Fractured Movement" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050728thursday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.

PAGE A10 NATIONAL PRESIDENTS OF LABOR UNIONS Express Doubts on Unification The presidents of 12 large unions have held repeated talks since January after announcing an effort to reunify the nation's fractured labor movement.

Even within the fractured Tea Party movement, Mr. McCain is not without support.

If Mr. Patek has returned to Indonesia, experts said, he might be capable of rousing the fractured radical movement inside the country.

In addition to being the best-paid person in the News Corporation last year, he is the most successful news executive of the last 10 years, and his network exerts a strong influence on the fractured conservative movement.

Citing the failure of Syria's fractured opposition movement to stem the bloodshed, a Syrian dissident, Bassma Kodmani, announced her resignation on Tuesday from the Syrian National Council, the main exile opposition group.