Sentence examples for movements which is from inspiring English sources

They make precise but rigid movements, which is what you need when welding a car body.

The film fleetingly places Sun Ra in the context of the civil rights and Black Power movements, which is right.

It seems to me to be taking on the spirit of both the black power and civil rights movements, which is great.

More than half of all stops were conducted because the individual displayed "furtive movements" — which is so vague as to be meaningless.

The big news at Breitling is that, as of this year, with the début of the Chronomat B01, the company will be manufacturing in-house "movements," which is ticktock-ese for the innards of a watch.

Tuesday's performance offered three ballets by Balanchine: "Mozartiana," which, despite its title, is to Tchaikovsky, and two to Stravinsky scores: "Firebird," which has a section choreographed by Jerome Robbins, and "Symphony in Three Movements," which is all-Balanchine.

Tells about the youth, & other, movements, which are decentralizing the power of the megamachine.

How did the unfortunate rat experience its movements, which were effectively decided from outside?

Worryingly, many of the movements which are capturing the interest of young people have very illiberal streams.

First, there are movements which are caused by movements of the pineal gland.

The simulations show the typical patterns of the movements, which are signatures of the punctuated equilibria.