Sentence examples for moved by sentiment from inspiring English sources

Although rich crab grounds come with the islands, Japanese are moved by sentiment.

Although none of the big investment sectors or asset classes look particularly attractive at present, that doesn't mean they won't pick up in 2016, as they are often moved by sentiment, according to Patrick Connolly, a financial adviser with Chase de Vere.

At least one guest was moved by the sentiment.

For what could it mean to say of a cow, for example, that in staring at a landscape it is moved by the sentiment of beauty?

Unlike the other clips, our protagonist interacts with the music, finding nostalgia, moved by its sentiment that for him is bitter-sweet.

Many Muslim women, as easy target of racists and sexists alike, have been moved by the sentiment and expressed happiness and gratitude.

The film received a prolonged standing ovation, with many conference-goers visibly moved by the sentiments expressed in it.

"They are either drawn and moved by its religious sentiment or because it has the inscriptions of the workers and their families".

Must be moved by post-Katrina sentiment, like everyone else, seconded by distant memories of A. J. Liebling's "The Earl of Louisiana," best single piece ever to appear in these pages, or in pixels.

Audio samples of professor Stephen Hawking, originally recorded for a BT television advertisement, were used in "Keep Talking"; Gilmour was so moved by Hawking's sentiment in the advert that he contacted the advertising company for permission to use the recordings on the album.

The rabbi, who along with Msgr. Thomas J. Hartman is the co-host of a cable television program, "The God Squad," said he was deeply moved by the bishop's sentiment.