Sentence examples for from movements from inspiring English sources

Second, Thompson showed how fundamental social and political change came from movements of the "common people".

A gallery in Chelsea surveys countercultural works from movements outside of the Manhattan art world.

In the past there was very little to fear from movements that were all ideas and little action.

"Spiders feel their world around them from vibrations and from movements," said Hazel Davies, the museum's director of living exhibits.

In my view, newspapers needed to diversify into related but counter-cyclical activities to help protect them from movements in the advertising market.

From politics to the pop charts, one of the conditions of contemporary life is our inability to distinguish organic popularity from movements that have been carefully engineered.

Focus comes from movement".

Its efforts are carried from movement to movement.

Mr. Parsons, by contrast, gets his laughs from movement.

Brook also "never separated music from movement, theatre from dance – they're all telling stories".

"To me, it's the transitions from movement to movement that make skating.