Sentence examples for you were moved from inspiring English sources
Clearly you were moved by this woman's plight and the fact that she can't afford to rear another child.
If someone were to ask you why you enrolled, you would be overreaching if you said that you were moved by the profound beauty of classical music.
So whether you were moved by an article, enlightened by an essay, bowled over by a photo, irked by an editorial, intrigued by a feature, or inspired by a how-to, tell us what got your attention and why.
You said you were moved by the various political goings on at the time, which is interesting because you're in a profession that I think most people think of as one of the least political things you could be doing.
An 1876 article in The Tribune listed an array of items: spring rockers, oilcloth, waffle irons, bronzes and clothing; if you were moved by the "constant singing of the loveliest canaries" on the second floor, one could be yours for $2.50.
Some readers have found this attitude not merely perplexing but distressing, as if Housman were using his professional skills to deny himself the pleasures of the text — as if to admit that you were moved by Propertius, say, were somehow to admit failure.
It was just moving, like you were moving house.
"You were moving fast," I said.
You were moving too fast?
Q: Why have you been moved?
