Sentence examples for orderly movements from inspiring English sources

The earliest, the Chamber Concerto, was a breakthrough piece in which Ligeti constrained a dazzling swirl of blurred colors and frenetic rhythms within concise, relatively orderly movements.

"You can tell it's Japan just by looking at the orderly movement of the traffic".

There is no body that oversees the orderly movement of people because of climate change impacts.

An equally important asset was the Prussian army's general staff, which planned the rapid, orderly movement of large numbers of troops to the battle zones.

The confrontation occurred in dense thickets, called the Wilderness, where orderly movement was impossible and cavalry and artillery were almost useless.

In modern prisons, however, there is usually lots of orderly movement, as inmates go about the activities of normal life: working, eating, education, recreation, etc.

Thus, motion itself as well as the orderly movement of bodies derive from God who acts as the effective principle.

It facilitates an orderly movement of traffic in a circular motion around a central island which is generally circular in shape.

The term tian simultaneously refers to the sky, with senses of the orderly movement of the heavens and of something that encompasses all things equally.

According to Berlin, "If only men would learn how little the cleverest and most gifted among them can control, how little they can know of all the multitude of factors the orderly movement of which is the history of the world".

Morrow (1960, p. 305) also takes the natural human pleasure in orderly movement to be crucial to the explanation of the educational program but fits this into an interpretation which focuses rather on the status of music and dance as imitations of good and bad character.