Sentence examples similar to movement toward ideal from inspiring English sources

However, presenting more masculine characteristics conflicts with socially acceptable femininity (Krane 2001; Krane et al. 2004), even in spite of some movement toward a more toned or muscular feminine ideal in recent years (George 2005).

Both dances concerned aspirations toward ideal images of glamour.

In 1946 the French critic André Bazin described the history of film as a movement toward "a total and complete representation of reality," which he acknowledged as an unattainable ideal, the basis of a "myth of total cinema".

It's a movement toward group consciousness.

The movement toward change is powerful.

That is a movement toward oligarchy".

Movement toward the Medical Home and group medical visits (GMV).

The ideal outcome from the meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday, as a rising chorus of central bankers and foreign leaders has made clear, is deliberate movement toward a euro zone in which countries would backstop one another's banks and bonds, while at the same time policing one another's spending.

He lauded the Syrian referendum as "movement toward democracy".

Still, that leaves room for forward movement toward Mr. Romney.

In the last decade, the movement toward homogenization has reversed.