Sentence examples for which are unmoved from inspiring English sources
We should note that in the latter cases, Aristotle specifies causes which are unmoved.
And it helped Obama in getting a deal of sorts with Iran on its nuclear program and in dealing with recalcitrant Russia, which was unmoved by repeated rounds of Obama-led Western sanctions against it for intervening in Ukraine following a US-backed regime change at the height of Putin's long-cherished Sochi Winter Olympics.
A pluralist who thinks that theoretical justification in mathematics must ultimately trace back to axioms which are self-evident will be unmoved by the above extrinsic case.
It is clear liberal romantics are unmoved.
The prime unmoved mover which is, in fact, the first caused Intelligence justifies the movement of the world, but refers in its turn to the Principle, which is absolutely First (McGinnis 2010a: 151; cf. Physics of "The Healing" IV, 15).
But when asked about his own position as the England coach, which has held since 2010, McNamara was unmoved.
But Duncan Smith is not interested in the baubles of office, which means he is likely to be unmoved by any sweeteners to remain in office.
The maître d' was unmoved.
