Translations for movingly in the English»French Dictionary

movingly [Brit ˈmuːvɪŋli, Am ˈmuvɪŋli] ADV

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movingly talk, describe, convey:

movingly

de façon émouvante

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Desire, clearly expressed and movingly delivered, brings change in its wake, sometimes through fulfillment, sometimes through the expression alone. en.wikipedia.org

The stories movingly express fear, dislocation, monstrousness. en.wikipedia.org

Most significantly, this film movingly followed her resistance of death as expressed through her charged curiosity of social life. en.wikipedia.org

They also spoke movingly about the impact on their own lives. www.breakingnews.ie

He has spoken movingly of the need for reconciliation, for tolerance, and for the recognition of our humanity. en.wikipedia.org

Rarely has the enigma of life in our oceans been so movingly captured. www.independent.co.uk

I've never noticed before how movingly the play speaks about youth as well as age. www.straight.com

She struggled for three years, suffering depression, about which she wrote insightfully and movingly in her poetry and prose. www.smh.com.au

But the author has managed to delineate the cruelties through innumerable short dialogues, to portray them movingly and in this way get across the historical facts. en.wikipedia.org

Survivors from this region have movingly described how they felt when placed inside a dead zone. en.wikipedia.org

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