Sentence examples for written moving from inspiring English sources

It's deftly written, moving at a cracking pace, particularly in the second half.

Mr. Marsalis and the historian Geoffrey C. Ward have written "Moving to Higher Ground: How Jazz Can Change Your Life".

You can now slide you finger through what you've written, moving the insertion point as you go.

Quite apart from that, it's a beautifully written, moving, thrilling account of a number of walks Macfarlane took along ancient tracks and pathways in Britain and further afield, shod and barefoot, alone or with a companion.

He has written moving testaments to those who died, marshaled an argument for the scientific curiosity needed to peer into the sulfurous murk of an active crater, and in the end he has done his best to explain both volcanoes and himself.

"Her clear-eyed freedom from sentimentality, not least about herself and her family history, make this beautifully written, moving book more, not less, passionate, the writing closer to Hardy than to Housman," Simon Schama wrote in the Financial Times, reviewing The Plot: A Biography of an English Acre.

He wrote a moving account of physical disability in You Should See Me in Pyjamas (1981).

Before her sentencing, her supporters wrote moving letters asking Judge Sedwick for leniency.

He speaks better than most writers write, moving through thickets of erudition toward exact epiphanies.

In 2005, Alex Ross wrote that Sellars "speaks better than most writers write, moving through thickets of erudition toward exact epiphanies….

The buzz: "A four-piece from Bristol who write moving, naked prayers to despair and resignation" – Music Broke My Bones.