Sentence examples for it profoundly moves from inspiring English sources

A stage version opened in 1934, and soon arrived in the West End, an incongruous social-realist production, which nonetheless received euphoric notices: as the man from the Times saw it, "Being conceived in suffering and written in blood, it profoundly moves its audience".

As a recipient of spur-of-the-moment love, I can tell you, it profoundly moves.

Its style is sufficiently pronounced that perfectly reasonable viewers can find it profoundly moving or profoundly slow and boring, but anyone should be able to appreciate Mr. Hou's craftsmanship: a kind of meticulous fluidity that gives a sudden close-up tracking shot of the young protagonist at the end of the movie a joyful, kinetic charge.

However, many people present thought it profoundly moving, and for this reason the film is an invaluable record of a significant occasion.

It's like Bruce Lee v Apocalypse Now, and it's profoundly moving because he is fighting for the life of his babies.

It is an amazing thing to experience, and it is profoundly moving to watch.

It was profoundly moving.

Cumulatively, it is profoundly moving, chronicling the constant restless interaction between the life and the work.

When we sang "God Bless America" on Thursday at the end, it was profoundly moving.

"It was profoundly moving, an inward and private journey in a very public place".

Afterwards he tweeted: "It was profoundly moving to stand with so many at the Cenotaph today – remembering those who sacrificed so much so we that could be free".