Sentence examples for greatly moving from inspiring English sources

But we soon forgot both slips of the tongue and became lost in the sound and meaning of the inaugural address which we found greatly moving - short words, beautifully assembled and resolutely uttered, by a man summoned to act in wisdom and determined to do so.

This summer, I found it greatly moving to hear him reading in that unobtrusive voice Died of Wounds, on a recording retrieved from the British Library archive: The ward grew dark; but he was still complaining And calling out for 'Dickie'.

The oil water contact (OWC) is noticed at 3547 m, where the resistivity values decrease greatly moving into the water zone.

"That was you, was it?" says Hill, not greatly moved by the coincidence.

Men, already in positions of power and leadership, can greatly move the needle.

Singleton said that he was greatly moved by that graveside conversation.

"I am more greatly moved by people who struggle to express themselves," he said, sounding a little misunderstood.

I could be greatly moved by an inflexibility, a harsh propriety, that at other times I scorned.

When "Mass" opened the Kennedy Center last September, audiences were greatly moved, critics were unimpressed and some theologians went into shock.

At one hearing, Sinn Fein hijacked the proceedings, but elsewhere Patten was greatly moved by the sufferings of ordinary people.

All I can add, after reading and being greatly moved by all the work in The Other Mountain, is a generalisation.