Sentence examples for feeling moving from inspiring English sources

She said the overall effect of Slightest Touch stimulation is "a kind of warm sexual feeling moving up the woman's legs into her pelvis".

"I've been assured by Ross that his commitment is for the long term and he is here to try to win with me, which reassures me and continues to give me a positive feeling moving forward.

After a while he started to get a pulsating, tingling feeling moving across his skin like something was crawling over his body.

Listening and watching, feeling moved and amused, that's what makes me want to write.

It's about people coming away feeling moved and having a bit more love in their heart".

The great vine of democratic feeling moves them all, and the British Constitution answers swiftly and beautifully to the call.

And so did we, feeling moved and privileged to have been part of a tradition which is at the heart of this extraordinary country.

It's impossible to watch the scenes when elderly parents blink with joy to have their boys home, and make fools of themselves in front of them, without feeling moved.

The animating force of this début essay collection, which takes its title from a line in a 1931 diary entry by Virginia Woolf, is the "sheer, ensorcelled panic of feeling moved".

In this case, my original reason for formulating this maxim is that a certain feeling moved me.

Ecclesiastical feeling moved in favour of austere, whitewashed walls, screens and pillars by the 17th century, and Parliament decreed these changes in the 1640s.