Sentence examples for undeniably moving from inspiring English sources

And weirdly respectful, too: McCormick's final scene, depicting Mary's grief at her son's crucifixion, is crude, noisy and undeniably moving.

Still, Claire's confession of unquenchable guilt over Daniel's death is undeniably moving, and delivered with a fine, raw truth by Ms. DeWitt.

What does this undeniably moving report tell us except how little we penetrate others' thoughts, even if we eavesdrop on their therapy?

And, as an avid Twitter user, his call for people to each record themselves speaking a single name of an earthquake victim forms an undeniably moving digital art happening.

"Milk" is undeniably moving, but it earns most of its power from its historical resonance and because it holds up a mirror to another charismatic community organizer who rose from the streets on a message of hope.

Besides Shakespeare, she specializes in the corny but undeniably moving plays that dominated the 19th-century stage: weepies in the tradition of "Camille," starring a heroine whose love violates social mores, leading inexorably to her gorgeous, swooning death.

"The critical buzz has undeniably moved from HBO to AMC," according to Matthew Gilbert of the Boston Globe.

But they undeniably move us forward and change the world we live in.

This instability would undeniably move Europe in the direction which most of the convention delegates apparently desire, with continuing accretion of executive, legislative and judicial power at the centre.

Georgette Cline of The Boombox described it as a "dance-inspired track" that "will undeniably move partygoers to showcase their best moves".

"... if the American people want the president to be more like the Barack Obama they elected, maybe they should start acting more like the voters who elected him, who forcibly and undeniably moved the political establishment to where it didn't want to go".