Sentence examples for would be unmoved from inspiring English sources

Only a heart of glass would be unmoved.

They would be unmoved by an appeal from the pope.

But the publisher of "Most Thoughtful Essays" could say the same thing, and the court would be unmoved.

So it is understandable that he would be unmoved by fellow New Yorkers, generally the native-born, who think that having not one but two local teams in the World Series is their due, even part of the natural order of the universe.

Thus, if one were not an egalitarian (or, more specifically, if one were not a so-called "luck" egalitarian who believes that justice requires that we correct for all inequalities which stem merely from luck), or if one denied that egalitarian (or at least luck egalitarian) considerations extend beyond one's political borders, then one would be unmoved by this argument.

Without faithfulness we would be unmoved by betrayal.

The justice would not only be unmoved by the failure of the previous system to prevent her brother and sister-in-law's economic ruin, but he would also probably point out that it worked just as it should: family and friends, and a generous stranger's coffee-can donation drive, have saved them from life on the streets.

And who would be left unmoved by the fake red velvet, edged in gold, that bedecks the plastic tray on which you are invited to lay your wallet?

Ansen concluded that the story was told in such a sure manner that only a hardened cynic would be left unmoved by the "haunting, sorrowful saga".

"No one who has seen the procession through this courtroom of hurt human beings reliving the most grotesque trauma would have been unmoved," Griffiths told the three-judge panel.

On a more personal level, Justice Kennedy would have to be superhuman to be unmoved by his lionization as a hero of the gay-rights movement, after decades of authoring opinions leading to marriage equality.