Sentence examples for moving example from inspiring English sources

One moving example of his work is the Chapelle du Rosaire, an exquisite blue and white chapel he designed at the end of his life.

"ABC Africa" is a superb and moving example of this, and in a capsule review in the magazine several years ago I highlighted these elements of the film.

And the New Museum show, named for a Sonic Youth album, is fortunate to have a particularly moving example in the installation "Amazing Grace" by Nari Ward, the Jamaica-born New York artist.

But by retiring a battered and virtually blind Joe Frazier in the closing stages of his third titanic showdown with Muhammad Ali on October 1st, 1975, Eddie Futch, the legendary fight trainer who has died aged 90, set an unforgettable and moving example of a cornerman unafraid to put the well-being of his fighter first.

Pieced together by 50 translators, it was eventually published in 1611, and Nicolson presented a moving example of how the 77th psalm, "a poem written in the Near East in the Bronze Age, translated 400 years ago", has modern relevance in the particular comfort it has given a Hebridean fisherman he knows, whose son died in his early twenties.

In one moving example, an elderly chimpanzee female named Peony is incapacitated with arthritis and is unable to reach water.

Bradshaw says: One of the most exciting, powerful and moving examples of New Latin American cinema, though Cidade de Deus has its own distinct feel.

They are all surprisingly moving examples of Gunn using her body as a metaphor to marvel at the resilience of human beings to the most traumatic events.

Yet two new picture books offer narratively strong, visually arresting and moving examples of why and how picture books can convey with immediacy and resonance the impact of profound historical events.

The Secretary cited moving examples of the role technology is playing in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti.

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