Sentence examples for was most moving from inspiring English sources

But what was most moving was Hollander's account of meeting Slahi for the first time in 2005.

But the program was most moving in its first half, which began with Harrison Birtwistle's "Cortege," a 2007 reworking of his "Ritual Fragment," a memorial to Michael Vyner, a beloved Sinfonietta music director, hastily written on his death in 1989.

Yes, and you find it all over downtown...Yet the new piece, "Storming Heaven," which Silvers presented in April at the Kitchen — a dance history of revolutions, from the Paris Commune to Chiapas — was very moving, and what was most moving in it was just Silvers' body, its heroic antiheroics.

In the case of Congressman John Lewis who so courageously was among those struggling for voting rights in the '60s, the story of an ancestor who registered to exercise this democratic act as soon as the slaves were freed in Alabama, was most moving.

I was most moved by Maya Angelou when viewing her in connection to an artist I will always learn from: James Baldwin.

"I was most moved by the account of one man who escaped to Dublin where he heard that his wife and children had been killed.

But Mr. Hawkes said he was most moved by what followed the applause: the sight of Mr. Lewin, who also had survived polio, coming to the front of the house for a postscreening discussion.

I was most moved by the story of mother who, in anger, had said hurtful things to her child.

The night I was there, I was most moved by a dance accompanying the Boyz II Man "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday".

In my own experience of some of the bombardment of articles about the end of America, democracy, etc., I was most moved by a piece by Charles Eisenstein, entitled "The Election: Of Hate, Grief, and a New Story".

It is perhaps in the poems celebrating domestic joys that he is most moving.