Sentence examples for struggling movement from inspiring English sources

I knew from the color and style of her bra, and from the struggling movement of her torso, that she was my daughter.

But when you do understand a little bit more about the leadership in that group of "young right-wingers" the idea of a bright future for the struggling movement is anything but probable.

But a struggling movement can only take so much battering, and Bangladeshi atheism is fighting to survive.

As a monument to the accomplishments of an underdog that overcame the odds and attained liberty, it's been the stage for the demonstrations of struggling movements of all shades, from federal workers protesting budget cuts to 2011's Occupy movement.

If you're under the water, try to avoid violent, struggling movements as well, even if you're joking — this can also make you look like you're in distress.

But the outbreak further numbed an industry already struggling with movement and export restrictions.

The Obama administration has not backed sanctions on Iran's energy sector for fear of alienating ordinary Iranians, including the country's struggling opposition movement.

But that poster was produced to help support a struggling revolutionary movement, not to add to its subject's commercial success.

The alternative to that was demonstrated, with customary perfection, by the Onion in a piece entitled "Man finally put in charge of struggling feminist movement".

Dozens of outside groups attended the convention, in part to lend the struggling labor movement a hand, in part to plug into the considerable power and reach that organized labor still has.

Untouched by the destruction of Jerusalem, the Gentile based religion easily eclipsed the struggling Jewish movement that had been its predecessor (and competitor).