Sentence examples for vibrant movements from inspiring English sources

There are other vibrant movements as well, like Occupy Wall Street, like the fight for marriage equality, which won four out of four statewide initiatives on election day.

In many of the states you represent -- including California, Colorado, Illinois, Maine, New Mexico, New York and Pennsylvania -- there are vibrant movements among your constituents to pass state single payer systems.

From the abolitionists, to the suffragettes, the Populists, the labor movement, the civil rights movement and environmental consciousness, we saw organizing in what seemed fallow ground, followed by vibrant movements and then -- when all seemed lost -- enormous progress towards justice.

As several commenters have noted, Lambert's vibrant movements are in and of themselves an act of love as one fan shares her passion of dance music with her friend.

This lack of viable leadership and vibrant movement is not limited to African Americans.

Mr. Salaam makes vibrant movement that infuses modern dance with African and Caribbean forms to rousing effect.

Now immensely popular, Mr. Brown has created several pieces for Danco, which is known for its sleek and vibrant movement style.

They described Hong Kong as the "city of modern slavery", but also as home to a vibrant movement of domestic workers organising for their rights and dignity.

Despite the lengthy speeches and festive air, the conference did little to dispel what had become unmistakable: the slow expiry of a once vibrant movement.

Spain today is home to some 18,000 co-operatives, a vibrant movement whose international face has often been that of Mondragon, one of the world's biggest workers' co-operatives.

When the big UK green NGOs start to do that personal reflection and wake up to what it means to work in solidarity and side by side with communities then they're more than welcome to join this global, multicultural, multi-class, vibrant movement that is changing everything.