Sentence examples for movements that would from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they mistrust movements that would force art and politics into utopian abstractions in the name of an illusory freedom.

The watches are not wound, and neither are some clocks with wooden movements that would have to be wound hourly.

"I enjoyed just dealing with the very simple movements that would be considered perhaps pedestrian: walking, changing directions.

In therapy, they practiced tiny movements that would allow them to reach out, grasp and move objects.

Republicans and monarchists are eager to quarantine their campaigns from other movements that would require constitutional change.

The Sex Pistols are simply there, running through the poses and the movements that would soon become familiar.

They would be scared of "any movement that would consolidate a grassroots following," he said.

Hearst feared that revolutionary excesses would generate a homegrown fascist movement that would destroy American democracy.

Today Guangdong's dancers bring something new to movement that would otherwise look familiar.

They set about creating from scratch a global movement that would be very different from previous nuclear-disarmament efforts.

In the 1990s, Mr. Sadr's father preached here, gathering a movement that would shape post-invasion Iraq.