Sentence examples for quite unmoved from inspiring English sources
He survives, with shattered nerves; "he cannot even now see a surplice hanging on a door quite unmoved".
This haunting 25-minute piece launched a late-night programme in which David Goode's 20-minute rendition of Feldman's organ work Principal Sound left me quite unmoved.
Click to view Ice Cube arrives at his publicist's wooden-frame house in south central looking quite unmoved by the stir NWA has caused.
The markets have been quite unmoved by the news.In this section The new masters of management Three years to save the euro Chain reaction A president dies, a country lives Angels with bloody hands Reprints Related items Poland: Out of tragedy, normalityApr 15th 2010 Lech KaczynskiApr 15th 2010A second difference is that Katyn was a crime compounded by a lie.
The revisionism was implicit recognition that the Libyan people would have been quite unmoved had Reagan's F-111s got him, that he had reached a nadir of unpopularity, the cumulative consequence of American hostility, foreign misadventures, domestic repression and the havoc wrought by his puerile Green Book socio-economic theories.
Arguments that their stand is wrecking the economy, or society, or the largely Protestant Royal Ulster Constabulary, or the peace process, leave them quite unmoved.So far as the economy goes, they are confident that the huge annual subvention from Britain will not be jeopardised, believing Westminster would never dare pull the financial plug on their heavily subsidised province.
My mother's expression remains unmoved, quite serious and probing.
And Marseille probably did not know quite what to make of the signing either, saying in their statement that Fletcher "will not leave you unmoved.
For those unmoved by politics or politicians because "they are all the same", Balls showed there was no one quite like him.
You can muck around quite a bit trying to find someone who has walked the school's corridors, talked to its students and faculty, and come away unmoved.
