Sentence examples for moving entry from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Everyday Sexism Project received a deeply moving entry from a fifteen-year-old girl.

In the last decade, this double bind of Jewish mourning has been rendered in three vastly different journals of the Kaddish year: E. M. Broner's feisty, feminist "Mornings and Mourning" (1994), Leon Wieseltier's profound and relentlessly learned "Kaddish" (1998) and now Ari L. Goldman's own moving entry, in which he mourns not only his father but also his parents' failed marriage.

The most moving entry, though, is a display of models made by the Rural Studio, an architectural training program organized by Samuel Mockbee to design community buildings for impoverished towns in Alabama.

Students: Thank you for the intelligent and moving entries you submitted.

Some of the most moving entries belong to his final, elegiac meditations on his relationship with Auden.

Their video submission was part of a competition that attracted 78 unique and moving entries from young people all over the world.

Li opposed the step, but Duan favoured moving toward entry into the war.

Yet three months on, the reformist zeal of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the mildly Islamist prime minister, seems to have fizzled out and there are troubling signs of anti-westernism in some Turkish quarters.While trying (not always successfully) to avoid public rows, EU diplomats are now saying that Turkey must get moving if entry talks are to start, as promised, on October 3rd.

As the United States moved toward entry into World War I, Berkman and Goldman campaigned against militarism.

Argentine media reported Lopez had been released from his contract with the American team, which has asked governing body FIA to move its entry to 2011 so it can skip this year.

The more posterior location of this pin lessens the cover of the iliopsoas muscle and moves the entry point closer to the greater sciatic notch.