Sentence examples for quiet movement from inspiring English sources

There's a quiet movement gaining momentum: increasing the number of women investors.

But it is not quiet: movement in art also produces bangs and bongs galore.

Writing with the verve of a magazine journalist and the authority of a scholar, David L. Kirp makes the ideal guide to this quiet movement.

Cassandra is hesitant to weave an entire theory from a couple of tenuous strands of thought but predictions made by a some panellists at the World in 2012 Festival in New York on Saturday felt like the stirrings of an interesting, if quiet, movement.

Prior and Schmidt became part of a larger, quiet movement that's gaining momentum across the U.S. It's called the Common Ground Network for Life and Choice, consisting of both pro-life and prochoice activists who are tired of choking on the noxious air between them.

There is a quiet movement underway across America.

But the work for which Mr. Gorecki is most widely known, the Symphony No. 3 (1976), explores the gradations of a single mood: somber, introspective reflection, conveyed in three long, slow, quiet movements that last nearly an hour.

He has the ironclad technique that Mr. Dorman's writing demands, but there is ample suppleness in his playing as well, a quality that makes the slow, quiet movements as arresting as the fiery ones.

There is more going on in our city, and I have come to believe that the subtle, quiet movements can be the most powerful.

Fishing is a lot like chess, a game of quiet movements and subtlety, not herky-jerky nonsense.

On stage, unbored, this over-actress can also lend eloquence to the quietest movement.