Sentence examples for moving reading from inspiring English sources
His addresses to his fellow citizens on New Year's Eve 1989 and 1990 make illuminating and moving reading.
He just sat without moving, reading his book as though there were no one else around him.
Her granddaughter Amanda gave a faultless and moving reading from Ephesians, while in his sermon the Bishop of London, Richard Chartres, dwelt on Lady Thatcher the woman rather than, as he put it, the "symbolic" and "mythological" figure she was perceived of in public.
It is moving, reading them together, to observe with what determination Williams pursued his own artistic path, refusing to return to old formulas even after it became glaringly clear that few were interested in the often weird, fantastic new colors of his work.
For Americans, many of whom still tend to regard Russia through a Cold War-distorting lens, Solzhenitsyn's passionate defense of Russia makes moving reading.
Such revelations make for moving reading, but are they proof of moral turpitude?
Blue Pills is a provocative and moving read on the subject of HIV-positive relationships.
A moving read about loyalty and belief in the extraordinary – but not one for the faint of heart.
It's a profoundly moving read, a tear-jerker, and a shattering window into one of this country's original sins.
It is a profoundly moving read about love and friendship, mental illness, modern art and the trials of being a parent.
But now, finally, it's apparent what he's been up to all this time: writing the 661 glorious pages of Skippy Dies, one of the most enjoyable, funny and moving reads of this young new year.
