Sentence examples for find myself moving from inspiring English sources
So I find myself moving freely back and forth between table and piano.
Simply put, I find myself moving away from reading the Times opinion pieces as representing the "best from the left".
As I took the X-Runner down a 20-mile stretch of snaky country road, I frequently glanced at the speedometer to find myself moving far quicker than anticipated.
Sometimes when I am walking down a city street with my grandson, I find myself moving fast, toward our stated goal, only to realize he is dawdling behind, studying the shapes and colors of the city.
But too often, I find myself moving from one event to another with barely time to grab a coffee or a sandwich.
I find myself moved to see such organisation, such professionalism, and so many material resources on the African continent.
Even as a committed text junkie, I find myself moved and exhilarated by this extraordinary piece of epic mime: it offers a panoramic image of human continuity that would be difficult to achieve through words alone.
Towards the end of the set, he played Don't Think Twice, It's All Right – one of my favourite Bob Dylan numbers – and while I winced at the long mandolin solo he interpolated, I did find myself moved by the end.
"The sense of outrage," he wrote, "is palpable, and even after two days I find myself moved to pity; to pick up my shuddering, weeping copy of Hergé's The Secret of the Unicorn, cradle it in my arms, and whisper soothingly to it that everything will be all right; but all the time knowing that, after this, it won't be; nothing will be the same again".
The sense of outrage is palpable, and even after two days I find myself moved to pity; to pick up my shuddering, weeping copy of Hergé's The Secret of the Unicorn, cradle it in my arms, and whisper soothingly to it that everything will be all right; but all the time knowing that, after this, it won't be; nothing will be the same again.
I've found myself moving toward the strong view that we shouldn't.
