Sentence examples for more unmoved from inspiring English sources

Webb was forced into another contentious decision when Federici appeared to handle outside the box to deny Bothroyd, but the referee was once more unmoved.

Aristotle argued for the existence of one or more unmoved movers to serve as nature's role models and constant inspiration (see Prime Mover and Daimon).

In a vote along party lines, Republicans rejected Democrats' motion for more funding, unmoved by Democrats' vigorous pleas and chants of "USA!

Leptis is a different story; although the same earthquake brought many of its 12m columns and walls crashing to the ground - where they lie, unmoved more than 1,600 years later - the limestone edifices and structures have survived far better.

What fascinates me about Sehgal is that working only with human clay, he can call forth thoughtful and visceral responses from people who remain unmoved by more conventional paintings and sculptures.

When Walker tumbled after colliding with Stevenson in the area, the home fans again howled for a spot-kick, but, once more, ref McLean was unmoved.

And there the settings and chairs remained, unmoved for more than a quarter of a century.

For example, approximately 90 chlorophyll molecules, bound by the PSI reaction center remained largely unmoved by more than 2 billion years of evolution between the thermophilic cyanobacterium Thermosynechococcus elongatus and the flowering plant Pisum sativum (Jordan et al., 2001; Ben-Shem et al., 2003; Amunts et al., 2007, 2010).

The reality may be more nuanced, but most graduate schools are officially unmoved by the older applicant's circumstances.

My request, more a reminder to myself, is to remain unmoved by controversy and offense.

For European irony is often little more than a defense against disappointment; few remain entirely unmoved by American dreams.