Sentence examples for grassroots desire from inspiring English sources
But the declaration of Wyre was in fact a tactical intervention that galvanised the efforts of the Orkney and Shetland movements, two protean organisations – sometimes pressure groups, sometimes political parties – embodying a grassroots desire for the islands' people to have greater control over their own affairs.
It's not just a grassroots desire for a direct say that's driving so many issues onto the ballot.
Illinois greens started with a basic chemical disclosure bill several years ago rather than organizing the passionate grassroots desire for a ban.
"Spiritual and religious" expresses a grassroots desire for new kinds of faith communities, where institutional structures do not inhibit or impede one's relationship with God or neighbor.
This grassroots desire to meticulously construct each individual aspect of a collective was arguably spearheaded by Soulection, launching in January of 2011 and feverishly adding producers, DJ's, and vocalists to the team.
That isn't a small sum of money signaling a grassroots desire to speak out on politics, but an amount that could help swing a House race in the late stages of an election.
The Rwandans' grassroots enthusiasm and desire for more trade and business opportunities was a significant revelation to them.
Garces was, however, energized by what he claimed was a bias within the media about Trump's roadmap to the White House – as well as a desire among grassroots conservative voters to send a signal to the establishment in their own party.
New York, like so many of the nominating contests in this cycle, might not be want party insiders want, but it does express the desires of grassroots Republicans.
Driven by love and the desire to connect, grassroots movements among gay men made great strides in promoting a sex-positive culture that embraced condoms in the 1980s and adapted sexual practices to HIV status in the 1990s.
Instead of being the rallying grassroots campaign and reasonable solution desired by all progressives, universal, single-ayer health care became the pariah of the organized progressives, scoffed at and scorned as unachievable.
