Sentence examples for more moving in from inspiring English sources

For me, there's nothing more moving in art than the breasts of the Venus of Urbino.

It made his images all the more moving in terms of being evidence of the arresting of time.

(The scene in which Rickey presses him on whether he's able to do so is simpler, less melodramatic, and more moving in the earlier film; Robinson answers with plain, firm, and straightforward principle).

There may be nothing more moving in all of Levi's work than a moment, early in "The Truce," when, after the months in Auschwitz, a very sick Levi is helped down from a cart by two Russian nurses.

Somehow, just as those tales of the heart never really get old, the kidney stories usually deliver; they may even be more moving in the context of their collectivity, as it becomes clear that those tales of extreme altruism are far from unique.

More than 1.2 million people already live in high-pollution zones within 500 feet of a Southern California freeway, with more moving in every day.

Dozens, if not hundreds, more moved in from the east over the Pakistan border, and a few came in from the west, over the Iranian border.

But as a postscript I must add I've been surprised to find myself far more moved in retrospect by this production than I was in real time.

Establishing a bona fide Artist Colony, Childe Hassam, Henry Ward Ranger and dozens more moved in and painted on everything within sight, including Griswold's cupboards and doors.

"His 'Letter from a Birmingham Jail,' one of the more moving documents in history, addresses this.

There is no more moving prayer in Jewish history than the one expressing our yearning to return to Jerusalem.