Sentence examples for movements would have from inspiring English sources

Next we tested whether avoidant movements would have the same effect in situations free from the baggage of superstition.

There is every reason to believe that al-Qaeda-type movements would have filled the vacuum and Syria would have descended even deeper into anarchy.

The gravitational disruption caused by such movements would have rearranged large chunks of the rest of the system along the way.

Not many political movements would have found inspiration in a book of essays whose subjects included Henry James, the Romantic poets and the Kinsey Report.

The two movements would have disagreed about nearly everything, but each had aggressive proponents who, backed up by powerful social forces, established their views as the conventional wisdom of an era.

General Petraeus indicated that he thought increased measures to control population movements would have to be put in place and assured Kayani of his commitment to support Pakistan military development.

"Five years ago this would have been impossible — such a movement would have been cruelly crushed," he said.

Coontz concludes that a women's movement "would have happened with or without Betty Friedan".

But between each movement would have been long periods of quiet introspection and prayer.

Otherwise the civil rights movement would have been enough, and would have been more successful.

The early-music movement would have blanched, but would also have missed the point.