Sentence examples similar to moving fact from inspiring English sources

There is also the moving – in fact, melancholy – Barbara Hepworth studio.

"I said to Maura once in January that I found it so moving, the fact that she was working with us," Ms. Valk said.

But because people are moving, in fact, it's dangerous for everybody.

By moving from facts to alternatives to choices, the group reaches many more decisions than before.

Moving to fact-based decision-making requires a cultural transformation involving both top-down leadership and grassroots adoption of new behavioural norms.

We've moved, in fact, from just doing the Innocence Project to doing other civil rights cases.

"I'd been toying with the idea of how things moved from fact to fiction," says Boyd, "and I wanted to prove something fictive could prove factual.

But this was the "late" terror, when the killing-machine was devouring those who "even vaguely criticised the Robespierrists" - anyone who moved, in fact.

Peter Vander Auwera of Innotribe and me listened to Carolyn and were deeply moved, in fact shocked.

I'll bet that many who claim to sleep in are, in fact, moving around the house.

Pressure from judges and insurance companies means that the English legal system is, in fact, moving slowly in this direction.