Sentence examples for moving to think from inspiring English sources

It's very moving to think that there are so many people here today just to give this baby some love.

I found it moving to think of a nuclear payload being delivered by the kind of pale, perfect lad you normally glimpse on the fringes of a Masaccio fresco.

It was deeply moving to think that a country parson could have contributed to a piece of legislation that saved the lives of so many boys and young men.

It is moving to think that profound grief about man's disregard for nature, man's cruelty to other life, is what led Valmiki to recite the entire Ramayana.

A great deal, in Hempel's case; it allows the reader room to move, to think, to feel.

It is a loud and inspiring place for the home team but claustrophobic for visitors, the stands pressing close to the court, everything seeming tight and lacking in space — to move, to think clearly under pressure.

While Krauss's writing is about how art occurs in the world, she's also describing why she's moved to think about, and to try to articulate something of, the passion she finds in looking.

PAUL STEINBERG, M.D. Washington As I read Daphne Merkin's account of her years in therapy and what talking to analysts brought her, I was moved to think of the many patients who no longer see me in analysis.

Speaking by phone from Portland, Ms. Wiggers said she was moved to think differently about the bowl after reading "The Language of Things," a book by Deyan Sudjic, who directs the Design Museum in London.

If you see a pattern in moving from "Smart move" to "Think about it," that is intentional, say executives at Hyundai Motor America and Goodby, Silverstein.

Dr Zhang, who did his undergraduate degree in Shanghai before moving to America, thought iron filings, which have a large surface area, might provide a cheap alternative.