Sentence examples for more moving and from inspiring English sources

Something yet more moving and less explicable than those details is the way Indian dancers address elements larger than themselves in their performances.

But few pictures are more moving, and revealing of character, than those of Marian Anderson's performance at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939 taken by the Washington photographer Addison Scurlock.

Even the briefest appearances of either transforms Alan's music into genuinely beautiful, ethereal mood pieces that are more moving and substantial than the vast majority of mass-marketed pop ballads.

In "Fences," the actors give and give and give; their devotion to Wilson's words and world is — with only a few exceptions — more moving and more immediately human than their embodiment and development of the characters they portray.

S. Epatha Merkerson's performance in the last vignette, "I'm Here," is rather more moving and realized than the piece, which bides its time and may be more, or less, than it seems.

Another, "Sticks," starts with the striking sentence: "Every year Thanksgiving night we flocked out behind Dad as he dragged the Santa suit to the road and draped it over a kind of crucifix he'd built out of a metal pole in the yard," and is more moving and memorable than a two-page-long story should be allowed to be.

But he seems more moved, and heartened, they say, by the expressions of support he has received from people in his district.

They have more moving parts, and those parts, being human, are much harder to control.

In an attempt to get more water moving, and more quickly, the Environment Agency imports 13 high-capacity pumps from the Netherlands.

Something more moving, perhaps, something real and impassioned, and psychologically true.

There will be more goalpost moving, and many more Giuliani cable-TV appearances to parse.