Sentence examples for all that moved from inspiring English sources

For a biblical cosmology that placed Earth at the center of all that moved, the implications would prove devastating.

They were all that moved in Toni, they were yellow like a lion in Mark, they were enormous in Kath.

(That's one reason, but just one, that James Baldwin eviscerated "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in "Notes of a Native Son"; another was Stowe's failure to address "the only important question" about slavery: "What it was, after all, that moved her people to such deeds").

But for the lungs -- spongy pink, diaphanous, rising and falling with the whooshing clicks of a respirator -- all that moved was her heart, beating without any signal or governance from the brain, beating with no other compulsion than its own primordially instilled, deep cellular memory to do so.

When a national security spokesman was asked point-blank whether the Trump administration would consider changing their 'no Syrian refugees' position, though, the answer was: 'No, that wasn't discussed as any part of the deliberations.' So forgive me if I'm not all that moved by Trump's crocodile tears over the beautiful babies.

But all that moving around didn't bother Munn, who thinks her nomadic life gave her a certain edge.

"O whales and all that move in the waters, all birds of the air, glorify the Lord".

Amid the swallowing nothingness of grasslands, where all that moves are the wind, the antelope, the cars speeding to someplace else — and those ever-slithering trains.

Its tail is all that moves as the screen goes blank.

A number of his key works also test political potency with flags, like Not All That Moves (Is Red), huge hanging standards in anarchist black and red.

Carol lived with a clarity and honesty that moved us all.