Sentence examples for fragmented movement from inspiring English sources

Tsuyoshi Shirai, the choreographer, was the lanky soloist who knew how to turn fragmented movement into an art as both dancer and choreographer.

Mr. Pelzig's plotless panorama of angelic women on toe and flying men, athletic or with bodies in fragmented movement, spoke of death's effect on a larger scale.

The target was the country's long-beleaguered Christian community, according to a credible claim of responsibility from Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a group founded about two years ago after a split within the fragmented movement known as the Pakistan Taliban.

In contrast, the live action that follows, below the screen on the stage floor, erupts with typical quirky, fragmented movement punctuated by bursts of hermetic hand gestures and periods of relative calm that mostly coincide with the video's most serene images.

"People didn't want to show up to fight when there was so much infighting about who is better to conduct this kind of operation," Gilchrist said of his fragmented movement.

That broad flare-up of public ire has given way to an array of more fragmented movements, some of which have been struggling in the face of crackdowns by Brazilian security forces.

And if we, as progressives, do it not as fragmented movements― LGBTQ activists, environmentalists, Dreamers, etc.― but as one united force, it will happen all the more quickly.

In 2002, after a prolonged struggle with dictatorship and a fragmented democracy movement, Kenyans held the first free and fair elections in a generation.

Both the size of the protests and their level of coordination suggested that the country's fragmented opposition movement had achieved new levels of coherence and organization.

President Bashar al-Assad is losing the important military advantage of fighting a fragmented rebel movement which, at one time, the US said consisted of 1,200 different groups.

At the same time there is a supine centre-left which is tied into the neoliberal agenda, while a fractured and fragmented "communist" movement (for want of a better word) has failed to put together a convincing alternative.