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Example sentences for "this movement"

  • This movement seems to imply the action of a primordial impulsive force.

  • Fourier abandoned himself also to this movement of the human mind.

  • Hipparchus, to whom the honour of it is due, gave a complete and precise statement of all the consequences which flow from this movement.

  • The stages of this movement may be set down separately.

  • The spiritual basis of this movement, its psychological ground, we shall endeavor to unfold more fully hereafter.

  • This movement is supported by the journals, Jahrbuch für Philosophie und spekulative Theologie, edited by Professor E.

  • Foremost among the leaders of this movement we may mention T.

  • Further representatives of this movement are W.

  • As pioneer of this movement we may name J.

  • This movement was in progress as Lee advanced for the purpose of reconnoitring.

  • It has been erroneously stated that General Washington was unapprised of this movement of the British army until its object was defeated.

  • As there was nothing unusual in this movement, it excited no suspicion.

  • This movement, although it may properly be said to be German, since its manifestations are mainly exhibited in the great German Empire, is yet essentially a Teutonic movement in the broader sense of the word.

  • It is probably unnecessary to discuss the opinions of other leaders in this movement, though there are several, such as Frau Grete Meisel-Hess, whose views deserve study.

  • Mary Wollstonecraft, after Aphra Behn the first really noteworthy Englishwoman of letters, gave voice to this movement in England.

  • As we shall hereafter often have to recur to this movement, we will, for brevity sake, call it "Sachs' curvature.

  • This movement of the radicle has been described in Brassica, Aesculus, Phaseolus, Vicia, Cucurbita, Quercus and Zea.

  • After the failure of this movement on our part, General Rosecrans, feeling secure, strengthened his lines in that part of the country, and went with a part of his forces to the Kanawha, driving our forces across the Gauley.

  • A glance at the map will indicate the importance of this movement, and the great advantages secured by it.

  • Such were the circumstances leading to, and the incidents attending, this movement.

  • This movement began on the night of the 5th of April, and it would seem that General Grant had had it in his power to arrest it by an attack on Lee at Amelia Court-House.

  • Care must be taken that too much force be not employed, or much of the beauty of this movement will be lost.

  • By carefully regulating the breathing, this movement can be effected a number of times.

  • Illustration: ONE LEG OUT OF WATER] When becoming proficient in this movement, the swimmer can practise raising the other leg.

  • When afterward Sullivan crossed over into the island before the time to which he had himself postponed the descent, and without giving previous notice to the count of this movement, considerable excitement was manifested.

  • This movement was in progress as Lee advanced for the purpose of reconnoitering.

  • Footnote: It is pleasant to know that Mrs. Washington was at the head of this movement.

  • About Woodbridge the right column fell in with one of the American parties of observation, which gave notice of this movement.

  • But as great events draw little ones, and the rattle of the churn decides the uncertainty of the flies, so this movement of the town, and eloquence, and passion had more than I guessed at the time, to do with my own little fortunes.

  • Taking nothing by this movement, I was forced, much against my will, to venture to the door and knock, in a hesitating manner, not being sure but what my answer might be the mouth of a carbine.

  • This movement is a necessary sequel, in man, to the movement of his will, since the lower appetite necessarily follows the movement of the higher appetite, unless there be an obstacle.

  • Dei ix, 5) that "this movement of the mind" (viz.

  • This movement may be ruled in accordance with reason, and in accordance with this movement regulated by reason, the movement of the lower appetite may be regulated.

  • The first beginning of this movement is faith: since "he that cometh to God must believe that He is," according to Heb.

  • As for the effects of this movement, the reader must be referred to the historians.

  • Now, Governor, you have been asked by the mayor, and certain others, to bring out the militia and crush this movement.

  • See in this movement what he saw in that: a local movement for a local reform, in which the State is not concerned.

  • This movement of the sun is otherwise confirmed by looking at the west after sunset, and watching the stars.

  • This movement of the plane of the moon's orbit necessitates a corresponding change in the position of its pole.

  • It can be easily detected and measured by the instruments in our observatories, and astronomers are familiar with the fact that in all their calculations it is necessary to hold special account of this movement of the pole.

  • Come ahead; I am going to learn the particulars of this movement if I can.

  • Sheridan's troops also took part in this movement, and a large number of the Confederates in Longstreet's corps were made prisoners.

  • This movement, on the part of the intelligent horse, was so unusual Deck knew at once something must be wrong.

  • The importance of this movement to the student of education lies in the fact that it effected an unequal distribution of intelligent Negroes.

  • Exactly what effect Baxter had on this movement cannot be accurately figured out.

  • So favorable did the aspect of things become as a result of this movement to elevate the Negroes, that persons observing the conditions then obtaining in this country thought that the victory for the despised race had been won.

  • The importance of this movement to the student of education lies in the fact that a larger number of Negroes had to be educated to carry on the work of the new churches.

  • In this movement it is generally conceded by Socialists that the workingmen of industry play the central part.

  • Debs, has given us an excellent characterization of this movement as it appears to most Socialists.

  • That this agitation was one of the causes of the great seamen's, dockers', and railway strikes that followed is indicated by the fact that Mr. Mann was at once given the chief position in this movement.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "this movement" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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