Sentence examples for singular movement from inspiring English sources

I shan't forget the testimonies of the last surviving members of Glasgow's socialist Sunday schools, assembled in Ruth Ewan's celebration of that singular movement which educated so many poor children, nor the images of their May Day parades (Leningrad on Sauchiehall Street, as one recalled).

Both of these are manifest in the singular movement of Sabbateanism.

Researchers at Brown University found that this singular movement of mind actually increases the connectivity and size of the circuitry for disengaging from distractions and moving focus back to where you want it.

For all the bad-faith critiques and there were a lot of them of a truly inspiring and singular protest movement that emerged from the Great Recession, there was a fundamental flaw that limited Occupy's ability to change the system.

In the view of John Paul II, the encyclical grasped the nascent human rights movements' "singular power to change history," a power ultimately triumphant in Central and Eastern Europe.

There is a powerful narrative behind the settler movement's singular focus on Hebron.

Mr. Baraka, who was still LeRoi Jones when he conceived the play, wrote it while in thrall to black separatism, and it remains that movement's singular cultural emblem.

To many in the movement, the singular goal is to stop an expanding government in its tracks, to "hold the line at all hazards," as Jennifer Stefano, a Tea Party leader in Pennsylvania, put it.

Here we have a movement from singular images to generalities, on which action can be based.

At no point did he think of himself as the singular spokesman for the movement or a group or his race.

"This is a singular moment in the history of the gun control movement," said Richard M. Aborn, the president of the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City.