Sentence examples for moved to know from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Bolander, a real estate broker, "was so moved to know that so many people cared," her husband said.

They were proud of the athletic achievement, surely, but they were equally moved to know that their son, an immigrant from a poor country and one of the few descendants of a family decimated by hate, had represented the great and mighty United States of America.

(And that was partly why I couldn't tell the story simply through Jane's own perspective. I needed omniscience, I needed room to move, to know better than she did, know better than any of them did).

It was moving to know that this is the place from which vaccines were distributed to immunize over a quarter of a million children and some 300,000 women in Mogadishu during the recent Child Health Days campaign there.

It allows you to have a plan at the plate, to anticipate their next move, to know what is relevant and what is not.

You have to be able to see if the net moves to know if you made a basket.

As a general rule of thumb, it's a wise move to know a few classic knots like the Windsor or four-in-hand before moving onto something exotic like the trinity knot.

(If done from a bad angle, you may actually end up knocking the ball into your own goal!) The third "cheat" isn't actually a glitch, nor is it cheating but it is a good move to know nonetheless.

So I hope that Helen – whose love and friendship I feel moved to have known – would forgive me.

In May 1889 the Ulyanov family moved to Samara (known as Kuybyshev from 1935 to 1991).

The family later moved to Oswiecim, known in German as Auschwitz.