Sentence examples for mighty movement from inspiring English sources
Conservatives have driven the policy debate on everything from crime to welfare to foreign policy.Yet today this mighty movement is in deep trouble.
From the diminished ranks of a once mighty movement, the most talented opted for Westminster; no wonder the Scottish party in Holyrood – with a few striking exceptions – is so barren of ideas, of ability, of inspiration, of anything.
"The freedom from which you struggle, is the freedom to live; it is the right to eat your bread by the sweat of your brow … I think I behold the dawn of a brighter day; all around are the elements of a mighty movement".
Trumka said that now is the time for "a mighty movement for jobs and a just economy," adding, "We won't stop fighting, shoving and kicking until everyone is back at work".
It requires following the path of civil rights activists and labor organizers who in the past built mighty movements in the streets, in the courts and in the political arena.
Now, they are engaged in a simmering battle over the future of the union and its affiliated groups, with the rising tension threatening to accelerate the decline of the once-mighty movement.
Israel will then demolish the luxurious red-roofed villas of which most of the settlements consist, in order to deprive Hamas of the propaganda coup of moving in the families of suicide-bombers.Related items Ariel Sharon Israell's unlikely doveOct 21st 2004This plan horrifies Israel's mighty settler movement and much of the prime minister's own Likud party.
The Zugspitze, for example, is Germany's highest summit not because it is composed of particularly resistant rocks but because it was raised by the mighty earth movements that began some 37 to 24 million years ago and created the Alps, Europe's highest and youngest fold mountains.
The case of a former minister arrested after he tried to give some elderly nuns five bags filled with about nine million dollars worth of cash has come to symbolize the disintegration of Argentina's once mighty Kirchnerista political movement.
Here, nothing felt overstated, not even the mighty climax of the slow movement, where the conductor opted to include the disputed cymbal clash and triangle – a tiny but significant gesture over which Brucknerians maintain divergent views, but which in Haitink's hands seemed to offer a brief moment of searing vision.
Once, he said, the civil rights movement was a "mighty battle between good and evil," but now the "civil rights arena is controlled by lawyers, [with] the winners and losers determined by rules most Americans neither understand nor are sympathetic with".
