Sentence examples for quite a movement from inspiring English sources
"There's quite a movement to preserve these mountains," he said.
There's a new shift in the politics of food, not quite a movement yet, more of an eco-culinary frisson.
Not quite a movement, it is more a pyramid of complaint ranged along a line from dissent to discontent.
Twenty-six dead in Newark couldn't quite galvanize a movement for change the way 146 dead in New York finally did.
"A lot of people can't quite understand a movement that doesn't revolve around a caudillo," Gerardo tells me.
Top tip: hand sawing is actually quite a gentle movement.
"If you look internationally, you can see quite a strong movement towards stronger leadership models for cities. "So some countries that did not have elected mayors have now introduced them across the whole country, such as Italy and Germany.
The Bharatanatyam form (of South India) — which seems to share quite a few movements with Odissi in particular — was exemplified by two women (Sahasra Sambamoorthi and Srinidhi Raghavan).
And that is quite an interesting movement.
African Americans are still among the strongest supporters of Obama's re-nomination, while Hispanics show quite a bit of movement: a trend downward (more support for Obama's re-nomination) followed by a trend upward (support for another candidate).
