Sentence examples for moved by emotion from inspiring English sources

(I cannot live without rice and peas. I now dance like a lunatic when Jamaica wins anything. And I will always make a noise when moved by emotion).

Concluding that a jury was moved by emotion rather than evidence, a judge on Wednesday reduced to nearly $39 million the $300 million in damages that had been awarded to a Florida smoker against Philip Morris USA.

Many skilled politicians have limited themselves by presenting themselves as hyperrational to voters rather than as people moved by emotion and passion as much as by information.

Moved by sincere emotion, their unadorned reflections can be reasonably thoughtful or gratingly mundane.

Last night, Duncan was clearly moved by the emotion of winning at home.

They were moved by an emotion that is held high in repute everywhere and especially high in this community.

He told us he had been moved by the emotion between Mr. Rather and Senator McCain, that he was impressed as well by the senator's work.

[12] Such manifestations include the experiences of erotic and platonic love; the drive to knowledge; the experience of being moved by the emotion expressed in music; the voice of conscience, which compels us to moderate our desires to avoid infringing on the freedom of others; compassion; admiration; and the urge to overcome our own moral and intellectual limitations.

Whereas before I was quite a romantic person when it came to writing, I was quite excited and moved by various emotions, now I find it quite tiring and want to be a bit more real.

And somehow, Barbra could sing a song and leave you so moved by her emotions - People is a great example of this, as she dares you to notice the triteness of the lyrics - that you thought, well, maybe she is beautiful.

Or asking, maybe, if it were morally wrong to be moved by the beautiful emotions in a work of art if, in fact, the person who had made that work was not, himself, beautiful.