Sentence examples for movement which in from inspiring English sources

The first is the student movement, which in France includes high-school unions.

A movement which in calm finality and intensity goes beyond anything I have ever heard by the venerable Ludwig".

Or the Four Mothers' movement which in the late 1990s did so much to precipitate Israel's withdrawal from that bitter 18-year occupation in Lebanon?

It was born in 1972, and influenced by the Italian Social Movement, which in turn was grounded in the interwar fascist tradition.

For example, how do you feel about the "living wage" movement, which in effect wants a large increase in the minimum wage?

And she brought with her activists from the non-profit group Bachpan Bachao Andolan, or Save the Childhood Movement, which in turn brought the police and press.

Under the leadership of such men as Levi Mumba and Charles Chinula, Tumbuka speakers were in the fore of early nationalist movements, which in the 1940s coalesced to form the Nyasaland African Congress.

They further showed that listeners base judgments of vowel quality on the terminal values of the formant movements which, in the case of /u/ and /i/, approach the appropriate vowels (cf. [30]).

In order to avoid pain, women avoid movements, which in turn lead to muscle fatigability, provoking an undesirable cycle.

Thus, we cannot rule out the possibility that slow changes in eye position that occur during fixation at least in part are synchronous with small movements of the head, movements which in themselves have a neuronal origin.

The southern sit-in movement, which began in February 1960 in Greensboro, N.C., put a spotlight on the intertwined realities of racism and poverty.