Sentence examples for moving remarks from inspiring English sources

Her moving remarks about Thurgood Marshall here echo some she made in "The Majesty of the Law," and other observations walk in the footsteps of ones she has made in the past as well.

Even as the Senate was holding hearings to explore ways to reduce gun violence which included some moving remarks by former congresswoman Gabriele Giffords a gunman opened fire in a Phoenix office building, wounding three people, one of them critically, authorities said.

Reverend Murray (who offers some of the most insightful and moving remarks in "Made in America") speaks of the trial, saying that "O.J. Simpson became a symbol of that decade, of that time, of that response to: Has the mentality of America changed in the civil-rights struggle, or is it business as usual?" Mentality is the subject of the time.

I encourage you to watch his moving remarks below, which some have rightly commented were the "among his very best".

As City of West Hollywood Mayor Lindsey Horvath noted in her moving remarks at the exhibition's opening reception, "Artists are so often on the forefront of social change and activism.

In memory of Tom Foley, there were extraordinarily moving remarks from Speaker Boehner, several of his former Congressional colleagues, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.

Monroe's performance has been stellar and the reception has been rapturous; she's visibly moved, remarking that she has failed to score a proper hit in the US yet.

In her brief but moving and emotional remarks, Gabrielle Giffords, the former Representative from Arizona who was shot in the head during a mass killing in 2011, told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee to be "bold and courageous" as they considered ways to reduce gun violence.

Some years ago, The Guardian reported, she was moved to remark: "Funny thing about George.

Ian Thorpe was moved to remark of Sweetenham's departure: "British swimming has struggled.

Six days after the flood, Florence's mayor was moved to remark sharply: "Enough about Cimabue's poor Christ.