The phrase "moving sight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a scene or experience that evokes profound emotion. For example, "The sight of the elephants crossing the river was truly a moving sight."
It was a moving sight, the tiny fearless humans, the huge structure, the London sky — both surprising and extraordinary.
In "The Last of the Unjust," he is the first person we see, and it makes for a moving sight.
It was a moving sight that also emphasised the manner in which Barcelona had presided over virtually everything that happened at Wembley.
Spread out in the crypt, the exhibition is a strange and moving sight - a bit like finding pieces of abstract jewellery hidden away in an attic.
Their reunion in Ms. Bricard's show is their first meeting in 76 years, and they are a deeply moving sight, isolated but together and facing each other in a sparsely populated space, silently sharing stories of — what?
The pairing of Quasthoff's tiny form with Abbado's gaunt profile was a moving sight: each of these men has in some way been wounded, and each has found new strength.
Now the roommates will move, sight unseen, into a three-bedroom high rise on West Street that Mr. Diem found them.
Ask someone at an airsoft gun store about sight adjustment after learning how to adjust,so that you can move sights to shoot normally at the center.
"Moving picture, sight and sound are more familiar.
The tactile interaction was chosen as it allowed the rider to receive information without moving his/her sight from the road ahead (this aspect is particularly relevant when riders have to deal with an unavoidable accident).
When she reached ERT Studios, she was "met with deafening applause" and after moving from sight for a few minutes, she emerged on stage dressed in the Greek flag and holding the Eurovision trophy.
