Sentence examples for movements though from inspiring English sources

Secession movements, though, do sometimes proceed without the permission of the mother country.

REMNICK: If you look at those movements, though, there are always more radical voices and less radical voices.

Announced from the stage before the performance by the director, Bartlett Sher, her injury didn't visibly affect her movements, though, again, one missed the sensual abandon that Ms. O'Hara brought to "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair," arguably the musical theater's abiding paean to the joys of shampoo.

The move would ease Palestinian movements, though Israel still has checkpoints throughout the West Bank.

She moves very well, she's got those coltish movements, though to me everything looks like it's in slow motion".

Most of the signers are from the Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist movements, though a few are Orthodox, said Dr. Green.

Every movement, though, needs a battering ram.

Sound and movement, though, are saturated with colour.

One initiative that came out of the movement, though, the Rolling Jubilee, has shown some staying power.

To others in the antiwar movement, though, that is not enough.

In the wider women's movement, though, James lost the argument.