Sentence examples for moved by the idea from inspiring English sources
Lorenzo was deeply moved by the idea of his son.
Their head of music was visibly moved by the idea.
It also was fairly moved by the idea that it might be a lifeboat.
Many lawmakers were moved by the idea that allowing raw-milk sales would help small farmers.
But I'm so moved by the idea of loving a place.
I can put my finger on the exact experience, and I'm just so moved by the idea that they reached out to me.
People of Colombia: For the defeat of the oligarchy!' Pause; ostensibly kind question from my father: 'Who can tell me why this series of phrases moves us, what makes it effective?' An incautious student: 'We're moved by the ideas of...'.
Glass is still deeply moved by the ideas and actions of Gandhi, the subject of his 1979 opera, "Satyagraha," which will receive six performances at Los Angeles Opera beginning Oct. 20.
There are many who might be critical of details of, say, the utilitarianism but who are moved by the same general idea of the good.
You are always fascinated or moved by the next brilliant idea or signing up for the next best course, that you forget about the last brilliant thing you started.
