Sentence examples for movement american from inspiring English sources

But Paris had seen nothing that brought all these elements together: that synthesized art, music, movement, American urbanism and tropic exoticism, from the deep South to the Sahara.

In the 1970s, at the height of the feminist movement, American critic Lucy Lippard advocated women's art, helping to bring this movement from the margin of the art world to the centre of social concern.

While designers in Europe were forging the International Typographic Style into a cohesive movement, American designers were synthesizing concepts from modern art into highly individualistic and expressive visual statements.

Describing the result as "a dramatic beachhead for the divestment movement", American environmentalist Bill McKibben said that it sent a powerful signal that Europe would be "just as powerful in this fight as Australia and North America".

Here, in the cradle of the Taliban movement, American bombs last October blew up the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, across the street.

And while Lady Thatcher could never rely on a vibrant conservative movement (unless you regard a couple of think-tanks as a movement), American conservatism has been going from strength to strength since the 1950s.None of this means that the Republicans have a lock on power: the American people have always been nervous about handing all branches of government to a single party.

Foreigners remarked on the unusual and easy freedom of movement Americans claimed as a birthright; indeed, it seemed a hallmark of a democratic society.

If XQ is at all successful in jump-starting a bigger movement, Americans will hopefully "no longer see time as the proxy for learning but instead the actual mastery of content," suggested Ali.

Thanks to the intrepid iron-jawed angels of the suffragist movement Americans healed part of the original sin in the Constitution wherein the Framers excluded women.

In her new book "Clean Living Movements: American Cycles of Health Reform" (Praeger), Dr. Engs shows how Americans' fervor for self-improvement occurs in spurts.

The time was a great movement of American music, and not just American music but worldwide, Western music.