Sentence examples for find it more moving from inspiring English sources

I find it more moving than anything he's released in a long time.

When Geoff Dyer introduces screenings of Tarkovsky's "Stalker," the subject of his granular study "Zona," he often expects to leave after fifteen minutes but finds himself staying "for a bit longer and a bit longer" until he has sat through the whole film once again: not only are there "new things to notice" but he finds it "more moving than ever".

High house prices and student debt mean young adults find it more difficult to move out.

Giant firms can find it more difficult to move quickly, and their costs can balloon.

But the growing number of pastoralists now farming in one place means that roaming pastoralists find it more difficult to move across land.

Some of those Wall Street firms that fled to Jersey City will find it more convenient to move some of their staff back to Manhattan.

They are sensitive to changes in the legal climate, and they generally find it more convenient to move than to fight.

This silent epidemic of hospital closures has disproportionately affected rural and low-income urban areas, while hospitals find it more profitable to move into wealthier suburbs.

Give them the information they're searching for before they move on to find it more easily at a competitor.

It's free," said Cook. "Business has an important responsibility to society and that has grown markedly in the last couple of decades as government has found it more difficult to move forward and get as much done.

For me, I never found it more useful until I started moving all around the country.