Sentence examples for moving comments from inspiring English sources

Weymouth's two daughters upstaged the dignitaries and their cliched accolades with their own moving comments.

As many readers revealed in candid, often moving comments, a great coach can build a child's courage and resilience.

Her moving comments were echoed by stars who had worked with or knew Williams during his lengthy career.

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

More importantly moving comments up to a level-pegging with reporters words might show the true value we put on our readers' contributions.

I wrote a short tribute to Linkous at the start of the week, and from the many moving comments it seems Sparklehorse's wounded, fuzzy and often downright uncommercial songs managed to weave their way into a fair few hearts.

At a site devoted to Peter, Eric Schiller posts a fascinating, deeply moving comment: Peter Winston played a role in a famous chess event.

Grace Barclay is reading The Once & Future King by TH White, and left this moving comment: Why the story about King Arthur?

"Kalkwerk" may reasonably be called powerful, oppressive even, but whether it is a moving comment on the destructive force of life's inertia or a long descent into inertia itself must be decided by theatergoers ready to meet its challenges.

Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, including a moving comment from a reader in Paris about the power of literature, an account of falling head-over-heels for Julio Cortázar, and an introduction to Switzerland's Kerouac.

It's a witty, tragic, and moving comment on the fate of Puccini's operatic heroine, which, as she says, "bids farewell not only to the music of the 19th century but also to the system of polite morality of that age and its attendant institutionalised oppression of the female sex".