Sentence examples for movement taking shape from inspiring English sources

So far, though, there has been little indication of any mass movement taking shape in the West Bank.

But it also chronicles the burgeoning movement taking shape on the streets far beyond 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

A hybrid and novel experiment of online and offline activism that has steered clear of the traditional and weary avenues of political engagement, the 15-M movement was the harbinger of the massive Israeli protests in the summer and the Occupy Wall Street movement taking shape in the US.

The wrangling has led to much soul searching in the new Labour movement taking shape under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.

Seeing this larger compassion movement taking shape, I was inspired to work with CCARE, The Shift Network, The Charter for Compassion and other organizations to create a free online Global Compassion Summit - July 7-9.

I don't see such a movement taking shape, and if it did, it would be no substitute for the non-existence of an anti-war movement over at least the past five years.

A pro-democracy movement took shape in the late 20th century, and, from the 1990s, reform advocates won significant representation in the legislature.

One had doubts as the opening phrases of Chopin's Piano Sonata No 2 came and went in impetuous little gusts, but as the first movement took shape her strategy proved to have a persuasive logic.

"One day, there was 20 hours of cuts," said Fadel Barro, 33, a journalist and a friend of the rappers, whose dimly lit apartment served as the place where the movement took shape.

A new movement took shape in the late 3rd and 4th centuries that was a response to both the tragedy of the final persecutions and to the triumph of Constantine's conversion.

Another important musical movement with roots in punk rock, the aggressively feminist riot grrrl movement, took shape in Olympia in the 1990s, springing up around the Kill Rock Stars label and led by groups such as Sleater-Kinney, Bikini Kill, and Bratmobile.