Sentence examples for the broad movement from inspiring English sources

The broad movement, however, encompasses a wide variety of practices.

That landmark ruling was the result of a low-key legal strategy which contrasted starkly with the broad movement for change north of the border.

When they look at stocks, Fed officials tend to watch the Wilshire 5,000, which captures the broad movement of nearly all equity capital.

And Jesus was clearly a part of the broad movement of religious resistance to Roman authority that ultimately led to violent revolution.

As Islamic State, a rival to al-Qaida within the broad movement of Sunni Muslim extremism, continues to build its influence and recognition in the south Asian region, experts say it is likely that al-Qaida will make increasing efforts to prove its contemporary credentials through spectacular attacks.

The broad movement known as Commedia all'Italiana transposed the critical perspective of neorealism to a more commercial context, moving toward satirical stylization in films like Mario Monicelli's "Big Deal on Madonna Street" (1958) and Pietro Germi's "Divorce, Italian Style" (a piercing social satire that predated De Sica's conciliatory "Marriage" by three years).

If there are Taliban elements worth engaging, are there really no such elements in the broad movements that are Hamas and Hezbollah?

All the United States did, in a statement on Friday from Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, was to say that it shared Europe's concern "about the implications of the broad movements in the euro for the world economy".

Isaac Asimov's "Foundation," published in 1951, introduced the idea that, given a sufficiently large population, the broad movements of history like, say, the movements of a gas become statistically predictable.

In interviews, analysts attributed those increases to the broad movements for higher standards and accountability that began in most states in the 1990's and gained force when President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind law in 2002.

What literature offers is not an overview; it is not a way to understand the broad movements of the world.