Sentence examples similar to feel moved to help from inspiring English sources
If you feel sufficiently moved to help these people in their work, follow this link.
You can donate to our fundraiser if you feel so moved to help us raise the original $500.
The editor of the Telegraph himself felt moved to tweet the story to help ramp it up.
When a defendant whom Mitchell sent to prison contacted him after his release and asked to meet the judge at the Midnight Mission homeless shelter where he was living, Mitchell felt moved to start a club to help other homeless people and those striving to go straight to discover a new, healthier addiction in running.
But watching her pair of performances felt like watching someone who was trying to steady herself on a tightrope in a particularly blustery wind; it didn't help that TI felt moved to ham-handedly come to her defense, or that Beg For It the second half of her first performance, can't hold a candle to Fancy, pop-song wise.
The show ends with a section on other races' negative stereotypes of whites, premised on the idea that white people may need to feel racism before we're ever moved to help fix it.
This can make emotional empathy seem futile and hinder the growth of the third kind of empathy, which Ekman calls "compassionate empathy". With this kind of empathy we not only understand a person's predicament and feel with them, but are spontaneously moved to help, if needed.
So don't feel that you have to help that particular girl: if you're moved to help, there are many others here and abroad who could use help getting an education.
Tom Lotito and Matt Hay, both 26, could not help but feel moved.
