Sentence examples for moved grateful from inspiring English sources

I feel, I guess, overcome, moved, grateful and, mostly, pooped.

"When President Obama rose above politics to do the right thing for these brave young people we were moved, grateful, and wanted to help.

Jackie was not just moved, but grateful.

I was very much moved, very grateful that he did remember and that he told me so in that way.

Stone, too, was very moved, and grateful, understandably, since he had received about as wonderful a testimony as a writer can get.

Does Du Pont genuinely empathise with poor Mark, who has been one of life's second bananas and is deeply moved and grateful for this chance?

Mr. Sellars said in a statement: "In these times in America, I am very moved and grateful that the Gish Prize has chosen to support diversity, controversy, complexity, and nonconformity".

His gift for appropriate oratory showed through: "One of the supreme qualities of the House of Commons is that when misfortune strikes a colleague, the house, individually and collectively, reacts as a family, and its kindness, its understanding and its readiness to share in sorrows is something which is deeply comforting, and for which I myself have cause to be moved and grateful.

I saw the whole audience was moved, and grateful to me.

And as we discussed his endeavors -- whether it is his passion for Cuban art or sponsoring the creation of a guide on how to build an earthquake resistant house or his effort on improving the living conditions of Indian road-builders in Bhutan -- I was moved and grateful that people like this exist.

Still, there's no need to despair for her as you move on, grateful for your positive news.