Sentence examples for really moved that from inspiring English sources

But September 11 really moved that from a routine criminal-justice concern to really public- domestic-international-issue number one, and the reorganization says that.

With the zombie game market becoming increasingly focused on early access survival games on PC that never seem to be fully released, you could argue that we haven't really moved that far on from Dead Island.

His bank has done foreign-exchange business with the CME, but he contends that "when the market really moves, that's not where you want to be .Meanwhile, the CME says it welcomes competition.

ROSE HOLLISTER: I think what we find is that when companies do fewer initiatives, the most important ones finally get the support they need because people have the time, they have the focus, they have the energy to really move that initiative forward.

Once I did the freestyle on Funk Flex and people started seeing that things were really moving, that's when I was finally able to overcome those feelings.

I couldn't really move at that point, but at least I could hear instructions and follow them.

"It's really moving that they shared that common bond," he said of Anne and the Little Rock Nine.

What we need to do is really work with the Senate to really move that one bill along, and see their concerns..

"It has always been really moving that there are people from our own neighborhoods that have this much need," said Rogers, a 14-year resident of Burbank.

I was really moved by that film and really believed the love story with Chloe Sevigne's character.

"A lot of people my age who are moving into the field of microbiome research were really moved by that paper," Mark Smith, of OpenBiome, told me.