Sentence examples for feel unmoved from inspiring English sources

However, soul-searing ballads were her stock in trade, and I would challenge anyone to listen to a song such as I Have Nothing and feel unmoved.

I will walk into WH Smith later this week and be confronted by the vast printed Hadrian's Wall of Kate Baby Special Editions glaring back at me and I will continue to feel unmoved and I'll buy Private Eye and a Lion bar and not one single stuff about Kate's ovaries will have been given.

Throughout most of Western history, at least since the ancient Greeks, people felt unmoved and even repelled by mountains.

Its peculiar mix of dancing boyband, Christ-like figure, a floating head and death rays has created quite a stir, though I must admit I feel somewhat unmoved by the whole thing.

After a week of electioneering around the budget most bloggers felt decidedly unmoved.

I held a head of cauliflower over my sink and felt utterly unmoved.

Most other Republicans said they felt largely unmoved by the two candidates and were torn over whom to support or even whether to vote at all.

So today, as we are confronted daily with the images of hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees who have fled extremists -- not to mention all the others around the world about whom we do not know -- I am unmoved to feel pity for the voluntary brushes with death that Marquis encountered.

Some days, you feel like your own boss, unmoved by society's whims, free to choose, to breathe, to be.

The shoreline can feel part madness, part alien world – thousands of interlocking basalt columns, unmoved by wave after crashing wave.

Wilde believed in life imitating art, and wanted us to feel implicated by his tales: I defy anyone to read them and be unmoved.