Sentence examples for moved to reply from inspiring English sources

Instead there was an almighty thud-thud-thud of emails that often started: "I've never really felt moved to reply to an article before, but... .., plus confessionals, 800-word essays, arguments that I'd missed or stupidly ignored, as well as plenty of comments that said: "I agree with your diagnosis but what are you going to do about it?" Time to take up the challenge.

After you've flung (flinged?) your missive into the cyber ether, like a virtual message in a bottle (actually more like a crate of bottles all containing the same message), you get to sit back and wait for any randoms who feel moved to reply.

Now, if Pro starts a dialogue game with raising argument a, then, as a is not attacked at all, Opp has no legal move to reply.

When my friends at Sand Hill asked me in 1996 why I moved to the "hinterlands," my reply was…because I can.

I ask him when he moved to the island, and he replies: "The darkest time of year.

She replied, "Well, Mort's moved to the right now, but he was funny, and he loved to dance".

"No, I actually just came by because I'm going to be moving to this area," she replied warmly.

Once, drunkenly texted him and told him to come see me in the European city I was moving to, to which he replied, "Promise".

The spouse was asked why she was moving to Germany and she replied in a vague manner so as to avoid any military family discussion.

In a typical anecdote, when asked why he was moving to Missouri, Boone supposedly replied, "I want more elbow room!" Boone rejected such an interpretation of his life, however.

A motion calling for the UK to reply to Unesco and move to return the marbles is to be filed in the House of Commons on Monday.