Sentence examples for in movements from inspiring English sources

In the center of the space, they united in movements that recalled folk dancing.

"We're a group who've always been involved in movements," Ms. Goodman said.

Early in movements, filmmakers rise with the collective tide of shared purpose and common inspiration.

She was active in movements to preserve Native American arts, crafts, and culture.

Prose writers work in chapters with far less self-awareness than poets work in stanzas or composers in movements.

This means that the crucial work of individuals is to become, well, less individual, to join together in movements.

Sit-in movements succeeded in desegregating lunch counters and other public facilities in Atlanta and Nashville.

There were grumpy pacing, nervous flailing, introspective pulled-in movements and group scenes that resembled square dances in which changing partners symbolized changing feelings.

Much of the time, her beautifully detailed pulled-in movements poignantly suggested that Hagar feared no one would ever notice her, or even want to.

Both parties interacted orally and activated several built-in movements during the process to express their feelings.

The group, which been operational since 1935 and played a role in the sit-in movements of the 1960s, carries significant sway in the community.