Sentence examples for leading movements from inspiring English sources
The documentary "Arise," which celebrates women around the world leading movements in environmental protection, might reach a broader audience were its filmmaking more vibrant.
It is certain that he would have taken part in the leading movements in composition of the years following World War I had his life not been so tragically cut short by cancer.
She began with a roll call of the underrepresented: "We understand that, in our communities, black trans folk, gender-nonconforming folk, black queer folk, black women, black disabled folk we have been leading movements for a long time, but we have been erased from the official narrative".
And if the antithesis of some dreaded oversensitivity is spewing vile, hateful and venomous rhetoric about people who are leading movements both big and small to strengthen and enhance all of humanity, then, at a bare minimum, we are going to need a little more sensitivity.
That support doesn't necessarily have to include a partnership with Isis, of course, but Isis is one of the leading movements in the space.
The national liberation struggles have constituted the main challenge to capitalist power, the leading movements for humanizing society, throughout the history of the US and other European empires.
When the US supreme court handed down the 1954 Brown v Board of Education decision requiring desegregation in schools, leading movement publication National Review pushed the idea that an active government used white tax dollars to benefit black Americans.
Our presidential nominee, Senator McCain, is an agent of change; candidates who hope to succeed must show that they're willing and able to join McCain in a leading movement for reform".
Although it has few adherents today, logical atomism was once a leading movement within early twentieth-century analytic philosophy.
Why haven't foundations in the US done what some did during the Civil Rights movement to create support for those leading the movements for democracy?
They used the hashtag to share why their voices matter and deliver some much needed receipts on how conversations that black women start are leading major movements.
