Sentence examples for strength of movements from inspiring English sources

Organizers have promoted "Rules for Radicals," by Saul D. Alinsky, as a primer on community organizing tactics, and "The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations," by Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom, an argument for the strength of movements built around ideas rather than leaders.

Strength of movements was likely to be increased at term.

Most women used words that described an increase in strength of movements throughout their pregnancy regardless of gestation.

Women justified the slower movements as caused by "space constraints" (due to increase in size of the baby) but still described an increased strength of movements.

Importantly, only two women interpreted this change as reduced frequency of fetal movement but still described an increase in strength of movements.

Maternal descriptions of fetal movements in this study changed over the course of the third trimester, with early third trimester movements being characterised by their great variation in both type and strength of movements.

"It could impact on speed of movement, strength of movement, and all those things that we do on a day-to-day basis".

These have not been, historically, the strength of "movement conservatives," who prefer arguments built on first principles often expressed in supercharged rhetoric.

Evan Mawarire, the pastor who started #ThisFlag, has praised the growing strength of movement, telling Reuters news agency yesterday that "we have got to a point now where everyone is saying enough is enough".

And I felt if it was possible to combine that strength of movement with the voice, then maybe it would work, and that's what I've tried to do".

In her show notes, Chiuri includes a quote from choreographer Eyal about dance: "It's not a question of bodily perfection, but of flexibility and strength of movement". It is a tenet that could be used in a host of circumstances.