Sentence examples for movement which rejected from inspiring English sources

Penone belongs to the arte povera movement which rejected such technocracy in 1960s Italy.

Howard was a member of country music's "Outlaw" movement, which rejected Nashville's polished music in favor of a rougher sound.

Meanwhile Moqtada al-Sadr's popular movement, which rejected the elections as a sham, is likely to make a comeback in its open resistance to the occupation.

Such an extreme position, according to Hegel's view, provoked the "antithesis" of the Sophistic movement, which rejected the "thesis" of the objectivists and concentrated attention upon humankind rather than upon nature.

Man Ray set up the American chapter of the Dada movement, which rejected traditional art, and when he moved to Paris in 1921 he became a leader of Surrealism, Dada's successor.

In time, Poitier would be criticised, as Josephine Baker was, for pandering to white fantasies, as the civil rights era gave way in the mid to late 1960s to the black power movement, which rejected integration and argued for a purely black society.

"The Green Movement is a civil movement which rejects aggression in every area," he wrote.

The women's wing of the Hindu fundamentalist movement, which rejects Western culture and female emancipation, operates training camps for female warriors.

Technology enthusiasts like Mrs. Pride, the publisher, counter that the elitists are the anti-computer home schoolers -- particularly those affiliated with the so-called unschooling movement, which rejects most packaged educational programs in favor of more free-form learning activities guided by children's interests.

Since 2007, Gaza has been under the control of the Islamist Hamas organisation, an armed political movement which rejects permanent peace with Israel.

And the new Iran Nuclear Deal, and all its imminent repercussions, is but another step forward for this reformist (liberal-leaning) movement, which rejects the idea, narratives, and policies of a religious state.