Sentence examples for movement of course from inspiring English sources

Lee did lead a movement, of course: he introduced martial arts to the American mass market.

Their movement of course has a manifesto, which she quoted in part: "We shamelessly hug trees, massage the earth with our feet and talk dirty to plants.

"This will change things in the pro-life movement, of course," said David Gittrich, development director of Kansans for Life, which has its state office in Wichita.

That movement, of course, would be Tropicalismo, the anarchistic, all-embracing philosophy that transformed Brazilian society during the late 1960's by challenging and mocking cultural and political dogmas.

The same is true of Obama and the civil rights movement, of course — the difference being that the "peculiar institution" was, in all its awful peculiarity, peculiar to the United States.

The movement, of course, did no such thing, and Greer's bright hopes for "a new breed of women" for whom her analysis of "sex oppression in the developed world in the second half of the 20th century would be utterly irrelevant" still remain unfulfilled.

Young people have often been engaged in social movements, of course, but today's activists are younger than ever.

Nationalist movements, of course, gain great impetus when they are allied to the religion of the people and able to insist on the divine right of their struggle.

The same movements, of course, also can be organized consciously when one decides to turn the head and eyes to look.

Not peace with the terrorist movements, of course, but civil peace and regional peace everywhere that war is feeding radicalisation and terrorism.

The case study with octopus reaching movements, of course, does not target as a final goal to replicate reaching movements in surgery.