Sentence examples for moving rather than from inspiring English sources

But in most cases the public male display of emotion and repentance was moving rather than threatening.

Corny, perhaps, but it's the one part of the film that this viewer found moving rather than gross.

As a result of moving rather than reporting paedophiles, "… in many countries… dozens of child sex offenders are reported to still be in contact with children".

Even the function of the traffic police is to keep things moving, rather than issue citations which only will worsen the flow of traffic by slowing things down.

UN children's rights experts estimate "tens of thousands of children worldwide" have been sexually abused by predatory clerics as a result of moving, rather than reporting, paedophiles.

But what makes it moving rather than bombastic is the sense that this is a hard-won musical and personal victory for its composer.

His movie moves rather than races.

He said his decision to leave Fianna Fáil was a "political" move rather than an admission that he had lied about his past finances.

I thought we'd probably move, rather than repair ours; Joel's was a rental, so he said they'd move for sure.

This shows that people need support not penalties and that we need to help them to move rather than penalise them.

Nothing wrong with that; but the production, boasting a handful of fine performances, left me intermittently moved rather than profoundly stirred.