Sentence examples for was terribly moved from inspiring English sources
I was terribly moved by that, to think that somebody wanted to take that with them.
Bragg said he was "terribly moved" by making the film and said it reminded him of the birth of The Beatles.
I was terribly moved by those photographs and began to wonder about who Neeraj was, and why he had to be killed.
"Shostakovich said he had been moved by our concert, and I was terribly moved that he had been so," he adds.
But I was terribly moved and impressed and had no doubt that this was going to add to the world's literary treasure.
Martin Fletcher 53, retired At first, I wasn't sure but I really got into it and, at the end, I was terribly moved.
At the same time, there was something in him which was terribly moving.
The wisdom of this may be moot, but it's sincerely meant (Gilmour has spoken of being terribly moved by the words) and not out of place.
Although the Seventeen or Bust group is enthusiastic about its early success, mathematicians won't be terribly moved by the ultimate triumph or failure of the team.
