Sentence examples for movement restoring from inspiring English sources

But new generations thirsted for worship that was more than conversion-oriented, that empowered Christians with tools of discipleship for a mature, spiritual life, and thus began the emergent movement, restoring ancient practices through things like traditional music, candles, icons and more frequent communion.

The new government, which was sympathetic to the nationalist movement, restored Mustafa Kemal's military rank and decorations.

On the diplomatic front he signed the Helsinki accords that helped to stimulate east Europe's liberation movement, restored integrity to the presidency and bolstered American prestige at a time when it was sagging.Johnson's remark was misleading for another reason.

"And when there is action in regard to the 20 wanted terrorists and criminals, then I am very hopeful that there would be distinct movement" toward restoring normal relations, he said.

Congress has shown no movement toward restoring the funding.

While there remains much to be done, the Obama administration's movement towards restoring the rule of law with respect to the United States' treatment of terrorism suspects has already had positive effects.

The commitment of both movements to restoring the early church and to uniting Christians was enough to motivate a union between many in the two movements.

It's a patriarchal language, and there seems to be a good deal of effort within the Evangelical Christian movement to restore the father as the head of the family.

Ms. Wilson has embraced a growing movement to restore the sometimes-untidy business of play to the lives of children.

And yet the Bush administration had neither publicly nor privately backed the movement to restore the judiciary.

Kent and his younger brother, Evan, are part of a grass-roots movement to restore the Hornets identity.