Sentence examples for movement is lost from inspiring English sources

As a mother, and a grandmother, too, Ms. Pratt worries that her short-lived but intense experience in the civil rights movement is lost on her heirs.

The dancers are almost constantly cheery (some far too much); the oddball bits (flexed wrists and feet; funny, stooping runs or jogs) begin to feel self-consciously quirky; and the inventiveness of the movement is lost in the incessant step-for-note busyness.

It is inevitable that some movement is lost, albeit temporarily, during the period of lengthening.

It is inevitable that some movement is lost, albeit temporarily, during the period of bone segment transport.

In short, we are faced with a pathological entity where suffering and degeneration are observed in the group of rotator cuff tendons caused by the impingement phenomenon, in which physiological movement is lost from lowering the humeral head [ 8] and the correct movement of the scapula [ 22].

The movement is losing momentum.

This film -- sober, realistic and reverent toward Impastato -- seems to match a new mood among Italians, who fear that the anti-Mafia movement is losing momentum and that there is complacency about an entrenched organized crime system that prosecutors say is not dead, just better camouflaged.

A digital war has broken out, and the conservative movement is losing.

In these cases, the BS tended to decrease gradually until the ability for movement was lost.

However, brain regional differences and directionality of edema fluid movement are lost by such measurements.

The 12-tone thing had been around for a while, and the movement was losing steam.