Sentence examples for veritable movement from inspiring English sources

A decade ago he started a record label and performance series called Nonclassical, whose pioneering classical club nights have since evolved into a veritable movement in its own right.

On the west coast, tent cities play a big part of a veritable movement.

It is a great example of how a new and powerful vision can inspire us at any age, and, when the timing is right, fuel a veritable movement of like-minded people to create something meaningful and transformational with global impact.

Asking more from the wealthy was a veritable campaign promise.

Syria is Russia's veritable front line.

What started out as a bunch of friends throwing parties and producing records together grew into a veritable youth culture movement, and no doubt part of the reason for the record label's success was the close-knit nature of those involved--from the bands to the managers, they were one big dysfunctional family.

We got the porterhouse, we got the fries, she loaded up her plate, and then she commenced such frantic knife and fork movements that a veritable cloud of dust rose around her — I was reminded of a Road Runner cartoon.

It is in fact a veritable symphony, composed of five movements, contained by and constructed on a single microchip encased in a CD jewel case.

Agnes de Mille called the Y "the veritable cradle of the modern dance movement".

An audible gasp, could be heard from a veritable, who's who, of the animal rights movement, jammed into City Council chambers, for the big day, as Rory Lancman effectively knee capped their three year, raisons d'être.

"Your body's like Camembert/ melting from its skin!" If you're wondering what an experimental jazz band is doing serving up unadulterated soul, you'll be even more puzzled by what comes next: the magisterial dirge "Proverbes," with its evocations of the final movement of Coltrane's "Love Supreme," which segues into a veritable Arab bazaar of droning flutes and musette.