Sentence examples for ideas movement from inspiring English sources

To assist in what Miller has called "an archive of our practice, an incomplete and completely subjective accounting built on ideas, movement, and conversation from the past ten years," she enlisted another regular collaborator, the playwright Talvin Wilks, to act as dramaturge.

Mothers birth ideas, movements, books, organizations and companies, and the birthing pains of that labor also makes them a sacred creatrix.

As I have been arguing for multiculturalism as a political idea, movement, discourse, a set of policies and a conception of Britishness for about thirty years a certain defensiveness will be evident here.

Concurrent with this idea, movements to preserve old fortresses and historic sites emerged, and these particularly focused on the Rhineland, the site of so many confrontations with France and Spain.

When Cunningham composed "Winterbranch," his ideas for movement were all about falling.

For all its deliberate simplicity, "Dandelion Wine" has some novel ideas about movement.

Above all the work does not share divorce between ideas and movement as evident in the rest of the program.

Today, "Taksim Square" is no longer just a tangle of people and plazas but a byword for a clash of ideas, a movement, a battleground.

In the two-part "Primo Toccare" ("First Touch") he constructs a piece that seems built on a visual aesthetic rather than ideas about movement or structure.

Part of what makes the web application so unique is the ability to visualize your ideas with movement in slides.

Surviving preparatory drawings show line notes, ideas, and movement and physiognomy studies.