Sentence examples for moving aspects of from inspiring English sources

He added that one of the most moving aspects of the Olympics had been the number of people who volunteered to help.

One of the most moving aspects of Hersh's account is the number of soldiers who felt it necessary to step forward and talk about the Gulf War.

So then he posed him with his hands tied behind, which proved much more effective, giving him the slightly bowed shoulders, which are one of the most moving aspects of the statue.

Dennis Johnson replies: I do think one of the most moving aspects of this book is that the protagonists are common folk – middle-aged, uneducated, not that good-looking.

Barely a page goes by without something fascinating on it, betraying Light's skill in winkling out the most relevant or moving aspects of her antecedents' lives, which echo through the generations.

Therefore, model transformations have to be capable of moving aspects of the behaviour across views.

The most moving aspect of "Collateral Damages" is the firefighters' sense of brotherhood and duty to their jobs.

(One moving aspect of the majority opinion is that it assumes the ubiquity of gays and lesbians at every level of public life).

Perhaps the most moving aspect of "The Polish Complex" is the degree to which Konwicki struggles not to have to struggle with the heavy burden of Polish history.

But the deeply moving aspect of your return to the everyday was precisely that you turned out not to be Superman.

That they did so is an unexpectedly moving aspect of a tale so often rehearsed that its human dimensions are sometimes overlooked.