Sentence examples for moving a man from inspiring English sources

The plot is still fairly opaque, but its inscrutability is moving: a man weeps inconsolably for a dead child, though we don't know why the child died; when the woman is clubbed in the tunnel, she vomits a fountain of tropical flowers, an image of mystical tenderness rare for this almost fanatically unromantic artist.

All the same, you can sense a kind of muted sadness at the change that was forced upon him, and it's this very reserve that makes his regret moving: a man with a more cynical sense of audience, you feel, might have dodged the bullet.

The words were bound to move a man like Bush.

But how much can the west do to move a man they have so long helped to entrench himself in power?

After one such post-break-up call, Mr. Meyo moved a man and his $3,000 mattress out of Queens to the Bronx, only to move him back when the couple made up that same night.

Also, not long after we moved, a man in Englewood was run over and killed in a Starbucks while sitting at a table near the window and working on his laptop.

Music can move a man like no game can – it can happen instantly, uncontrollably, and the impact is worn for a lifetime.

Little was moving except a man at the center of it.

Yet he is very moving as a man reaching for reflexes, physical and political, that no longer obey him.

He'll move a dead man's hat to make a better picture," he'd complain.

When the pitch was wet, he moved a further man to the on side to field at leg slip.