| Conversely, some years ago I was deeply moved by the testimony of a friend whose only child suffered a cot death. |
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| I was most deeply moved by the way this lovable man prayed, so devout and so certain that God heard his prayer. |
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| We are deeply moved by these loving hearts and want to thank them for their help. |
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| The book was hard to get hold of here in Canada but when I finally got a copy, I was deeply moved by it. |
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| I am deeply moved by reading this story and my deepest sympathy goes out to the person who wrote it. |
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| The film deeply moved the audience and we could gauge that there was total involvement. |
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| The orchestra was fine, but there was a never a time that I felt deeply moved by their playing. |
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| Since August 2009, Morocco has been deeply moved by the case of Zineb Chtit. |
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| But when our Heads of State or Government saw each other they were deeply moved and left the Convention's draft in peace. |
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| Although he was very tired, he seemed deeply moved by such a warm reception after so many years in isolation. |
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| We were dumbstruck, and our friends, who were great admirers of Anne Frank, were deeply moved. |
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| There was a palpable sincerity to his statement which deeply moved everyone present. |
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| Like most Canadians, I was deeply moved by the Prime Minister's words and sentiment. |
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| I am deeply moved and humbled to receive this honour today along with Louise Brissette, Dr. Pierre Ferron and Claire Martin. |
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| She was deeply moved by the recent death of her friend's baby boy. |
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| The trip was actually much appreciated by the opposition members, who were deeply moved by it. |
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| As a Canadian I was deeply moved by the suffering and the courage of the victims and the survivors. |
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| I am deeply moved by your attention, and will treasure it forever in my heart. |
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| I am always deeply moved how people flock to hear the Word of God and receive Jesus into their lives. |
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| Some months ago I took a trip to Nepal and was deeply moved to see the work of Terre des hommes and the humanity of the staff. |
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| When the story of their dramatic union was shown, people in many countries were deeply moved. |
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| He was deeply moved and he asked himself whether he should stay on the farm, or leave. |
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| The Government of Canada is deeply moved by the generosity of Canadians and the out flowing of support. |
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| Even though I didn't understand any of the words, I was still deeply moved by his music. |
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| When Ellen read it from the bimah on Shabbat, I was deeply moved. |
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| I am deeply moved that, in this historic session of the European Parliament, the first plenary session since enlargement, I have the opportunity to speak to you in my mother tongue. |
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| News of her death deeply moved not only her family, IBE colleagues and friends but the whole of the educational international community, as shown by the countless messages of condolence she received. |
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| I was deeply moved by the women's initiative and determinedness. |
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| Over the past month, Canadians have been deeply moved by the overwhelming catastrophe which hit Haiti, a country that already knew extreme poverty and tribulation. |
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| My wife Danielle and I are deeply moved and deeply grateful. |
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| I am deeply moved when I think of all the women who gave their lives for the cause of peace only to see their dreams shattered twice in a single century. |
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| I am deeply moved by the idea of being able to speak today at the United Nations, on behalf of the European Union, in the context of this commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps. |
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| While it is to be acknowledged that general material conditions were appropriate, the Special Rapporteur was deeply moved by the 22 infants who are living in the institution. |
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| Generally, I was deeply moved by the positive response I received from the entire staff upon my designation as President of the General Conference. |
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| Lutheran leaders were deeply moved by the Mennonite response, recognizing more clearly than ever before certain Lutheran failures in the Reformation. |
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| All those present, including our President and others, were deeply moved. |
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| The listeners were deeply moved by her ability to change her singing style, its suppleness, and especially by the inimitable pianissimo that was clear as a bell and often nearly trailed off into nothingness. |
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| I'll be deeply moved if I could in some way be part of some sort of climate this year in contributing to some sort of positive atmosphere at a very uncertain time. |
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