Sentence examples for was indeed moving from inspiring English sources

That was indeed moving, but I didn't feel any better equipped to understand the complexities of Islam that even Saudis continually debate — and where radical Islam fits in.

Then yesterday came word that it might have been a false alarm, a negotiating tactic to strengthen Moscow's leverage in economic talks with the European Union, and that Russia was indeed "moving toward" ratification.

Bush campaign officials indicated Monday that they too might expand their advertising purchases to Louisiana and Colorado, and Democrats late in the day said the Bush campaign was indeed moving to go on the air in Colorado on Wednesday.

Occasionally, someone about four feet tall was, indeed, moved to speak.

The historian S. Brechter has suggested that the metropolitan see was indeed moved to London, and that it was only with the abandonment of London as a see after the death of Æthelberht that Canterbury became the archiepiscopal see.

Now, "Moving Walls" is, indeed, moving.

Because China is indeed moving forward on many of these important issues.

Habiba: The army and the police are indeed moving around the gates.

The illusion created by the mirror gives him the impression that both of his hands are, indeed, moving.

Specialised enterprise software is indeed moving to servers, but staples such as word-processing or spreadsheet programs remain resolutely on the desktop, where they tend to work best.

And central banks around the world, including the United States, are indeed moving to head off resurgent inflation by raising interest rates.