Sentence examples for a moving encounter from inspiring English sources
The campaign gave him less flattering national attention for his Twitter exchanges with a dancer in a vegan strip club, and renewed old questions about whether he embellished an oft-told story about a moving encounter with a drug dealer, who may or may not have existed (Mr. Booker called him "an archetype").
Yet there are also moments of kindness and dignity as when the general plans for the baker's survival, and a moving encounter between Baron Nishi, the Japanese equestrian star who won a gold medal at the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles, and a dying marine he saves from his angry men.
It is a moving encounter - especially when the Citizens Advice worker, Kayleigh Williams, tells Mr Heraty he now seems a "changed man".
Shehadeh is firm in his views of Israeli policy, but he is also an open soul, and his final walk in the book is with an Israeli a moving encounter in a volume that, in the Palestinian literature of hope and fortitude, ranks with Sari Nusseibeh's memoir, "Once Upon a Country".
It's part of a pope's job description to console those who have been imprisoned; a highlight of Francis' visit was his moving encounter with inmates at the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, Philadelphia's largest prison.
But my vote for most moving encounter is Rosa's with a hateful registrar (Patsy Benson) who does her level best to prevent Rosa from registering to vote.
Even in this moving encounter, she gives very little away.
The analogy to Oz is hardly strained in light of Eden's moving encounter with the frail and ailing master.
Mr. Musse, a father of six, described one of his most moving encounters with a young girl who came to him with a simple, heartbreaking request – a change of clothes.
It features interviews with several prominent doctors as well as moving encounters with a woman whose daughter died of AIDS, the director of a South African orphanage who has comforted many dying children, and Ms. Richards and the ABC movie critic Joel Siegel, two well-known figures who battled cancer (and eventually lost).
On her first tour in Africa, Li had moving encounters with baby elephants orphaned by poachers at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust's orphanage in Nairobi, and witnessed a downed matriarch in northern Kenya with Save the Elephants.
