Sentence examples for moving sense from inspiring English sources

You get a moving sense of settlers who lived very tough lives here.

And Alex Kingston lends the much-abused Lady Milford a moving sense of isolation.

It's this moving sense of finding beauty in the restless tumult of human lives that never quite comes through in the musical version.

And in the second half, although Winnie is by now totally entrapped, there is a moving sense of acceptance and resignation.

Now Israel is in danger of being sidelined by the rapidly moving sense of detente between the new Iranian government, the US and other western countries.

Instead he imbues it with a strangely moving sense of the ordinary, as if everybody might have followed the same curious path given the same set of circumstances and the same nature.

They were also moving sensing equipment underground to measure vibrations from cranes and other heavy machinery that are moving debris away from the street above.

The tetrapod transition from water to land, for instance, involved the evolution of many features adaptations for moving, sensing, breathing, and bearing young in this new, dry environment.

"It's Alive!," exploration of how living things grow, eat, move, sense and reproduce.

"It's Alive!" Children learn how living things grow, eat, move, sense and reproduce.

Though many of them have arms, legs and heads, they cannot move, sense touch, or see like humans.