Sentence examples for be moved by one from inspiring English sources

Griffen wished his child had an Aboriginal superhero story to be moved by, one that stood for more than the adventures of pizza-scoffing heroes in half shells.

You won't actually fight any blazes in Firewatch, but you will be moved by one of the most intimate and enveloping dramas ever delivered in a video game.

It has wheels and can easily be moved by one person.

As they accompanied Wonder on "That's the Way of the World," the a cappella singers looked like they'd never even heard another Earth Wind & Fire song, much less be moved by one in any meaningful way. 5. Give survivors the night off.

In a world of racketeering politicking, regressive race relations, murderous sinkholes, and unleashed ISIS "The Voice" is people, right there on our TVs, being nice to one another, being moved by one another, eschewing the ironical distance, putting schoolyard bullies to shame, banishing the barriers between the famous and unfamous.

It seems like only yesterday that I was moved by one of his epic paintings about the lovers Hero and Leander, at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London.

We're moved by one of those moments when we see Moore make a stink about her daughter (Kristen Stewart) needing to go to college as back-up plan in case acting doesn't pan out.

Titled "The Week Ahead" and written mostly by Times critics and reporters, these previews focus on what each writer is looking forward to (or curious about, or annoyed at the prospect of, or likely to be moved by in one way or another).

At the end of the day, we all have a capacity to be moved by art, of one kind or another.

In the recognition test, each scene was first shown for 1.25 s, then a 6-point scale was superimposed on the scene for 2.8 s, along which a marker was moved by pressing one of two keyboard buttons, with the index finger of each hand, to indicate degrees of confidence as to whether the scene was old or new (direction and response hand counterbalanced across participants).

I was moved by the experience of one former offender who had spent a total of 17 years in prison, though he was still under 40.