Sentence examples for present movements from inspiring English sources

From tactical differences to infiltrator sabotage, internal struggles plague social change work – present movements against police brutality included.

"People always try and shoehorn 90s genres onto present movements which isn't very helpful".

When a normal gravitational force was present, movements made down-on-the-beat were more stable than those made up-on-the-beat.

The present movement avoids the shrill anti-Communism & puritanism that once characterized Moral Re-Armament statements.

Karinne Keithley and The Architects (Katherine Ferrier, Lisa Gonzales, Jennifer Kayle and Pamela Vail) will present movement to music by the Matrix Ensemble and All Time Present.

"It might seem, at first thought, to be of little difference whether the present movement at the South be called 'secession' or 'rebellion,'" he told Congress in July 1861.

The scientists, from Caltech and the Universities of Washington and Colorado, studied the stream's past and present movement using data from ice cores and ground-penetrating radar as well as satellite monitoring of sensors embedded in the ice.

Among other things, Eskandary said, "As far as the religious aspect of the present movement is concerned, it should be emphasized that the Shiite clergy cannot be viewed as a force demanding a return to the past, to the Middle Ages.

Mr. President, the floor is yours: It might seem, at first thought, to be of little difference whether the present movement at the South be called "secession'' or "rebellion.'' The movers, however, well understand the difference.

In "The Girls," I was also thinking about misunderstandings in one's own history, how unknowable our past selves are — even though we occupy the same body that carried us through, we can often arrive at the present movement with very little sense of continuity.

These thresholds were chosen empirically, so that the static background did not present movement in the motion image.