Sentence examples for leading circles from inspiring English sources

It was neither inspired by nor consulted with any popular social organization or movement, as some of the opposition leading circles freed themselves from their previously strong relationship with the masses.

He was soon leading study circles and delivering effusive Friday sermons.

"This innocuous-sounding article met with a furious response from leading theoretical circles of the party," The China Quarterly recounted in a 1990 article.

By 1914, leading government circles in Vienna were convinced that offensive action against the foreign protagonists of irredentist claims was essential to the integrity of the empire.

The extinction by the Italian and Turkish Governments of the lighthouses in the Mediterranean, the Adriatic and the Red Sea is viewed with much concern in leading shipping circles.

Norse's more-than-70-year career was marked by his professional and often romantic relationships in leading literary circles; he was friends with Beat writers Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs, as well as playwright Tennessee Williams, author James Baldwin, poet William Carlos Williams, and British poet W.H. Auden.

His family moved in the leading social circles of Berlin's high society, and his family name and father's military rank put him on equal footing with any officer or official.

A unilateral lesion in nigrostriatal dopaminergic pathway produces an imbalance of dopamine between the lesioned and unlesioned striatum leading to circle toward the side of the lesion [46], [47].

Exactly when Mr. Hernandez began showing up at St. Anthony's is unclear, but by then, Mr. Rivera was sometimes leading the prayer circles, said the Rev. William J. Weiksnar, the current pastor.

The conspiracy theory rapidly circulated through Republican circles leading Reps.

But that's different from misunderstandings and miscommunication in their inner circles leading toward war.