Sentence examples for moving to express from inspiring English sources

Faculty members, too, are moving to express their displeasure.

Even President Vladimir Putin of Russia was moved to express grave concern about American accounting practices.

Year after year she was moved to express herself: trenchant political criticism, urban anxiety, seasonal highs and lows.

Another leader who felt moved to express his admiration is still in office, though far from Washington.

It would seem that James enjoyed the record-setting rout and was moved to express his delight publicly.

I am moved to express this after visiting "The Crystal Land Revisited: New Art in New Jersey" at Aljira here, the latest installment in the statewide Transcultural New Jersey project.

Others said they could only surmise that he must have felt moved to express a private thought, even in the last possible moments of a complicated process.

Point out the two signs, which signify the endpoints of the continuum on which they will move to express their opinions.

Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran was even moved to express the opinion that he wished people would pay more attention to Duran's music and less to their Martini-style promo videos, a revisionist view if ever there was one.

I don't agree with every word and again feel moved to express dismay at the way charges of antisemitism have sometimes been deployed to deflect legitimate criticism of policies adopted by the state of Israel, surrounded though it is by avowedly antisemitic neighbours.

Many American designers, in the season shown after 9/11, in February, were moved to express not the usual luxury and frivolity or the seductively powerful pleasures of the marketplace but the anxiety that had crept into most corners of American life.