Sentence examples for its groupings from inspiring English sources

Some of its groupings are nationalist, some are Islamist, many are tribally rooted and some may, unfortunately, be composed of hard-line Sunnis intent on restoring their sect's domination over Shiites.

At the start, a couple strolls in a wide circle, and throughout the piece that circling, taken up by other dancers, acts as a rotary motor, pulling in the work's other intricate patterns, its groupings of twos and threes, men and women.

Multi-species phylogenetic analysis appears to be relatively inclusive in its groupings and is informative regarding the rough evolutionary history, such as the occurrence of gene or genome duplication and speciation.

Its political groupings may be unwieldy and its priorities sometimes odd, but it is no longer Europe's ugly duckling.In this section How to deal with Syria's Kurds Chinks in the armour The company he keeps On the edge of recession The will to power ReprintsMuch of the parliament's legislative work is tedious, technical and of interest only to lobbyists.

Within that scientific global family, there are scholars from IFORS, its regional groupings and, inside of them, national OR societies and working groups.

Sean Gandert of Paste gave the episode a rating of 8.7/10 and wrote: "Judging from this episode and the last it seems like Futurama is intentionally straying away from its old groupings and trying new things.

Balanchine's "Serenade" and "Emeralds" are especially indebted to its Romantic groupings.

Darci Kistler and Jock Soto, sometimes flanked by Alina Dronova and Amanda Edge with four couples, still move politely in a bland ballet notable mainly for its formal groupings.

With its elastic groupings, acrobatic partnering, and touches of Latin sexiness, "Sombrerísimo" proved an effective vehicle for the company's men.

As the parliament's powers grow, its political groupings are exerting more control over their members, just as in national legislatures.

Another ballet-inflected piece, "It Comes to You," choreographed and danced by Molly Daly, Suzanne Goldman and Valerie Madonia, felt odd in the Dance Theater Workshop setting, but offered some intermittently beautiful Greek vaselike images in its entwined groupings.