Examples of movingly

• The chorus to which this theme acts as a ground bass movingly celebrates the triumph of omnipotence and mercy, and these have undoubtedly triumphed.

• Moreover, his chain of thought is realistically and movingly depicted, vacillating as it does between hope and despair.

• She relates, movingly, the story of her experience of a grandmother dying in a care home.

• But she will learn most movingly about the true meaning of love for the land and the significance of home from her father's stories.

• The hurt and suffering he endured as a result of the revocation of his clearance was movingly conveyed in talks he gave in the fall of 1954.

• At two different national conferences (one academic and the other for service providers), peer interviewers spoke movingly about their roles in the project and the benefits gained from their participation.

• Not only does he die movingly united with his added love-interest, but in a thoughtful gesture he divides up his treasure among his friends before he departs.

• Such a fundamentally challenging idea was explored even more movingly in the final moments, when she spoke evocatively once more - this time against a shimmering backdrop of tuned percussion.

• He spoke movingly of the most beautiful sight in the universe, our night sky, and with sadness about the institutional vandalism of it.

• He spoke movingly about the need for town centres to become more than cemeteries with traffic lights.

• He described very impressively and movingly the very great importance of this matter to the country.

• She has said, very movingly, what we all know to be true.

• The scientists who took us round said, movingly, that they were really helping their people.

• He spoke most movingly on the subject of voluntary service.

• So strengthening the international financial architecture, relieving debt and improving development aid are proper responses to the challenges that have been so movingly described.