Sentence examples for movement from its from inspiring English sources

If anything has characterized the movement, from its beginning and in all its parts, it has been a spirit of decentralization, local autonomy, personal choice, and freedom from dogma.

Dujardin was associated with the Symbolist movement from its beginning and published Symbolist verse and drama.

These are the people who have made up the core of this movement from its beginning.

"[But] you cannot judge a social movement from its apparent goals," he added.

A series of electric linear actuators initiate movement from its car form to the fully extended sculpture.

A journalist traces the neoconservative movement from its origins at the City College of New York in the 1940s.

The front teeth are inclined slightly forward and outward, thus allowing the killer whale to withstand powerful jerking movements from its prey while the middle and back teeth hold it firmly in place.

To some he is hailed as a peacemaker, for leading the republican movement away from its long, violent campaign towards peaceful and democratic means.

Peter Kareiva, the chief scientist of the Nature Conservancy and perhaps the most prominent critic of the conservation movement from within its own ranks, has had his arguments sharply challenged.

The German couple was involved with the Zero avant-garde art movement almost from its beginnings.

The contemporary ecumenical movement has from its inception involved the Orthodox church.