Sentence examples for movements even when from inspiring English sources

He consequently experiences natural sensations of ankle-foot positions and movements even when blindfolded.

He consequently experiences natural sensations of ankle-foot positions and movements, even when blindfolded.

Yet in the faster movements, even when Rhorer's tempos had a swing, the phrasing had a certain flatness to it.

Fascist movements, even when led by middle-aged men, always extolled the vigor and promise of youth and made special efforts to appeal to young people.

That is probably why Americans have sometimes chosen to support democratic movements and sometimes only purportedly democratic movements, even when their immediate interests might argue against it.

When Myrna Arias discovered that her employer could track her movements even when she was off duty, she disabled the GPS-enabled app on her company-issued smartphone.

Barry is a tiny tornado of a woman who exudes a restless energy that leaves an impression of movement even when she's sitting still.

Would Beane — or even Comolli — have been able to identify how a player's movement, even when he doesn't touch the ball, can determine the success of a passing move?

In short, the ballet idiom for them is not an absolute, and the modern-dance mentality leads them to explore new movement even when, as here, their springboard is the use of classical dancers.

The fact that his lordship's speech was drunken and slurred enabled the ventriloquist to speak with a minimum of mouth movement, even when under the scrutiny of television cameras.

Born four months before the Bolshevik revolution, he became a communist as he witnessed the rise of the Nazis from close at hand, and invited criticism by refusing to renounce the movement even when the brutality of the Stalinist regime became public knowledge.