Sentence examples for a more moving from inspiring English sources
With its soaring score, it's now a more moving experience.
A more moving eulogy for a departed friend has scarcely been sung.
Since it takes its own composition as the measure of living, it is a more personal poem, and often a more moving one, than either of its main models, Pound's "Cantos" or William Carlos Williams's "Paterson".
One, inevitably, is the timeless magic of the play itself: beyond King Lear it is hard to think of a more moving father-daughter reunion than that between the aged Pericles and the virtuous Marina.
Italy and Germany was a nailbiting match and no filmmaker could have chosen a more moving track than You'll Never Walk Alone sung in German at the bitte end.
Few artists of the last 30 years found a more moving vocabulary for the expression of love than Félix González-Torres, the late Cuban-American artist who imbued usually cool minimal and conceptual practices with burning emotion.
"And there are a lot more moving parts on a production like this.
Yet the book is in a way more moving for this failure.
Running through the intersecting storylines, he said: "We have a lot more moving pieces this year.
I find the new songs like My Big Nurse a lot more moving.
Why? –When has a picture been more moving to you than a written description?
