Sentence examples for movements call from inspiring English sources

The work's animated outer movements call for a catalog of unorthodox expressive techniques.

Swooping around the stage in a vast black cloak and skimpy leotard, her movements call to mind a bizarre combination of Florence Welch and the masked killer from the Scream film franchise, while her voice mixes the plaintive upper register of Kate Bush with the quirky charm of Björk.

The Sibelius draws on these strengths; its lush, double-stopped melodies offer the kind of sweetness you'd otherwise seek in Kreisler bonbons, and the passages in the second and third movements call for a deep, throaty tone that almost trespasses on viola territory.

In general, multipolarity movements call for political and economic decentralization of the world resources, a better management of world resources and a fair distribution of these resources.

For similar reasons activists yell, "Black Lives Matter!" These social movements call out the gaslighting to which we are subjected.

There is a continuum from small changes, produced in periods of relative stability, to major ones, produced when crises or social movements call for significant departures.

These seasonal movements, called transhumance, allow pastoralists to make use of predictable variations in pasture quality and availability.

CrossFit training is usually performed with high-intensity, functional movements called "workout of the day" (WOD) [3].

The most characteristic initial physical symptoms are jerky, random, and uncontrollable movements called chorea.

So when you move your eyes, you make rapid movements called saccades.

Catch trials during force field learning result in perturbed movements called "after-effects".