Sentence examples for be moved by some from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the ruling, Foster said: "It is impossible not to be moved by some couples' heartbreaking experiences.

Standing before this makeshift shrine, which has evolved month after month, it's hard not to be moved by some of the personal touches: A baby's bib.

She told me that it was clear that Gross was moved by some of the testimony, particularly his sister's.

He was moved by some of the diaries of captured or killed soldiers he encountered, and felt empathy for some of the POWs he questioned.

It's the thrilling tightening of the flesh that, according to television's Chris Matthews, runs up his leg when he is moved by some speaker.

Still, only the most hardened cynic could fail to have been moved by some of the celebrations of Achebe's life.

If it is moved by some one else, the investigation is still its own; the request amounting to a mere suggestion which it is free, in its discretion, to accept or to reject.

Although the illusion that the pointer is being moved by some outside force is extremely strong, the truth is that the sitters are actually moving it without realising it.

And if you ask for her fondest memories she will say the night Misha and Rudy, meaning Baryshnikov and Nureyev, just happen to be in the joint at the same time, and being moved by some impulse or maybe the fizz begin dancing with their chairs, and all to Frank Sinatra singing "Fly Me to the Moon", though whether he is personally there is not clear, and Elaine is keeping it that way.

The world has been moved by some of the images from these sessions, as the Pope opens his arms and his heart to those facing sometimes shocking health difficulties.

Though refined fuel can be moved by pipeline, some 55% of the refinery's output goes "off the rack", loaded into road tankers to feed a big local market.