Sentence examples for moving indeed from inspiring English sources
"It's very moving indeed how many people are very sad," said MacLeod.
It was a "solemn" procession, moving at a slow step, moving indeed much of the way in time to the National Anthem, which was played again and again by the Life Guards band and taken up yet again by the band of the Coldstream Guards as the procession moved into the cloisters.
The black and white setting, lighting, costumes, and make-up for the bulk of the show was very apt for a musical about a silent film star and made the vibrant red and colors of the final scene, when Chaplin returned to receive a special Academy Award in the 1970s, moving indeed.
Nothing has to physically move: indeed, as Africa moves to banking by cell phone, the whole process can be accomplished by text.
For in the case of convulsive motion, there is no volition that one's limbs move; indeed, if there is volition in such cases, it is usually a volition that one's limbs not move.
Moving was indeed the nightmare she had thought it would be.
Because it is so easy for people to switch it off, you have to really think about how your play is moving, and, indeed, keep it moving.
No, for these bodies were still moving, were indeed often violently agitated.
None of these are bad moves – indeed they are evidence of fresh thinking about our "cornerstone".
To bag a girl like that you have to make a serious move, and staying in the D.R. was for me a serious move indeed.
