Sentence examples for movement is mostly from inspiring English sources

The tea party movement is mostly famous for its flamboyant fringe.

The leadership of the once-feted April 6 Youth Movement is mostly behind bars.

The maids who tell Skeeter their stories speak of the risks they are taking, but the sense of physical danger that hovered over the civil rights movement is mostly absent.

Although the protest movement is mostly led by members of the Shiite community, who form a majority of the population but have little say in the way the country is ruled, activists reject government claims that they are sectarian extremists.

We can observe that the angle θ x has a wider range than the others, suggesting that the octopus reaching movement is mostly achieved in a plane.

Although the first movement is mostly in sonata form, Mendelssohn has the first theme played by the solo violin and then by the orchestra.

The movement was mostly a matter of erupting simple twists, falls and travel in "Simple Work," performed by Donna Costello to music by Arvo Pärt, and "At Both Ends," a more propulsive, less tender solo danced by the choreographer without musical accompaniment.

Current theoretical and experimental studies of windblown sand movement are mostly conducted on flat sand surfaces.

(b) What elements of body movement were mostly utilized by the client in creating her own scarf dance?

But we can't ignore a truth about the LGBT sports movement: Many of the people who get the most attention, and are perceived as the heavy-hitters in our movement, are athletes who do not identify as L, G, B or T. Imagine if the champions of the African-American civil rights movement were mostly white men and white women.

The suite's movements are mostly arrangements of songs, and Ms. Pacht and Ms. Goldberg played them with a flexibility that captured the expressive turns and natural lilt of Spanish folk music as well as the liveliness of flamenco dance.