Sentence examples for moving about how from inspiring English sources

But there's something moving about how naked, how unguarded, how unconcerned with future effects, your love for a puppy can be.

There was something pathetically British, and therefore rather moving, about how local councillors, local authority officials, civil servants and even Westminster politicians were eager to sell out for so little.

To the layperson, mappers are sort of the ground level of a game, governing how sprites move about, how game objects in general interact, and so on.

[the CLAHRC competition] was congruent with research understandings about how knowledge moves about and how, and where, it gets stuck.

"As an island we need to look at how people move about," she said.

Culturally, there is a long and moving story about how we got here; Alex Ross, writing in the magazine, surveyed that history — one with a cast of millions.

Mulroney recounted a conversation with the president after Reagan offered particularly moving comments about how much he cared for his wife.

You have a beautiful passage about the transcendent feeling of driving on the B.Q.E. in the dead of night, and another moving passage about how HVAC repairmen are the guardians of civilization as we know it.

Then the student-body president, Victor, gave a moving address about how WFP school meals are so essential to him and his fellow students.

Ellen Degeneres recorded a moving message about how even in 2010, teenagers are killing themselves because they get bullied for appearing gay.

Companies like Euclid or its peer Turnstyle Solutions use the data to track footfall in stores, how people move about in shops, how long they linger in certain sections, and how often they return.