Sentence examples for violent movements from inspiring English sources
Violent movements spread propaganda and false information.
They fear peaceful protest more than violent movements.
There have been violent movements in currencies, bonds and commodity prices, especially crude oil and metals.
Because of their size and history, all three nations grapple with the same issues: border disputes, ethno-nationalism, occasionally violent movements by disaffected ethnic or religious minorities.
But two pieces stood out: "In Memoriam," by the Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, which featured mesmerizingly violent movements performed by dancers who appeared connected by string; it put Hollywood fight scenes to shame.
But he has few illusions that his case will be decided on the evidence — though the government says it will show that he is linked to violent movements on both the right and the left.
"Matt's delivery is such that it is pretty quiet, not a lot of violent movement.
A splinter group of far left elements called for a violent movement against globalization and war.
What rivets the eye even of non-Hindus is the sculpture's conflation of stillness and ecstatic, even violent, movement.
Mahler marks the opening of the finale "With violent movement," and for that, the kinetic Mr. van Zweden is your man.
Yet the soft alluvial sediment of Tokyo's low-lying areas, it is now understood, is vulnerable to liquefaction, in which violent movement turns the soil to quicksand.
