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The phrase "topic that moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subject or theme that evokes strong emotions or engages the audience's interest. Example: "The documentary covered a topic that moves, shedding light on the struggles faced by marginalized communities."
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Think of a topic that moves you deeply and fills you with emotion.
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Ms. Romero said that the intimacy and relatively small size of IndieCade allowed for "long conversations about games that we would not normally discuss, like games about personal experience and the topics that move games forward, not just graphical advancements".
If so, you can write at The Huffington Post about the topics that move you.
You never know what will happen on topics that move in public consciousness quickly.
As my online audience grew to hundreds of thousands, and my website climbed to being a major news source for the Black community, I became a moderator for the topics that move us.
A topic that has moved into the focus of research much more recently is conscious perception of errors.
I don't want death by Powerpoint, I want your original thoughts, opinions and then a debate that moves the topic forward or don't volunteer to speak if you have nothing original to say.
This is a great conversation topic that really can get things moving.
More panel, but we move to a topic that's perhaps less impenetrable, immigration reform.
"There's a series of topics and subjects that move me, such as identity, landscape, and perception.
Move onto a controversial topic, or a topic that people have strong opinions about.
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