Sentence examples for unmoved to from inspiring English sources

The market raised an eyebrow and then returned, unmoved, to its business.

"I'm sorry if I'm making you uncomfortable," I said, sympathetic but unmoved to reveal my identity.

Mr. Harding even dances for a lone military policeman (unmoved to join him) in the Korean demilitarized zone.

"I am simple dog," he says, whenever he's unmoved to respond, an anthropomorphism that makes you giggle every time.

Miley Cyrus appeared unmoved to be performing her inspirational ballad "The Climb," but the many teenagers and tweens in the audience didn't seem to notice, or mind.

They say the Gulf war cost them vast sums in lost trade, and are unmoved to be told that trade with a post-Saddam Iraq could far exceed today's (large) figure.

Aquinas borrows, and places in a Christian context, Aristotle's terms of "pure act" and "unmoved mover" to apply to God.

With the recovery of Aristotle's works in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, Aristotle's views supplanted the earlier Platonism, and a new set of questions regarding the relationships of the unmoved movers to the spheres and to God emerged.

But Mr. Weiner seems oddly unmoved, according to those who have spoken to him.

America's energy secretary, Bill Richardson, was unmoved, pledging to let the market decide prices.The German government announced plans to take management of its public debt away from the Bundesbank and give it to a private company.

It was a collection that rarely left viewers unmoved, according to several artists and museum officials who saw it, though it certainly didn't appeal to everyone, said Michael Chisolm, a New York art historian who completed an appraisal of the works last year for insurance purposes.