For me, the most moving dance show of the year — one of the most moving I've ever seen — was at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in the Berkshires in July.
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It's among the most moving TV moments of the year.
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The most moving of all of the entries is NonnaPaura.
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But the most moving rooms attest to the private man.
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The most moving monument to Chopin's life, however, is free.
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The more unexpected objects are among the most moving ones.
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But Dole's visit was, perhaps, the most moving of the day.
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So am I. One of the most moving things I've ever seen.
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Here's a look at his most moving moments with those who serve.
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This is, unquestionably, one of the most moving videos on the internet.
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The father-son scenes are among the most moving in the novel.
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But the most moving part of the evening was still to come.
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In the film's most moving scene, Meg confers with the magisterial Mrs.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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The end of "Gatsby" is one of the most moving things I've read.
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The one scene in which that pattern was broken became the most moving.
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When this happens, it's something almost inexplicable, and that's the most moving thing.
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It was one of the most moving moments I've felt doing this work.
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It was the most moving ... It really is moving, if it's done correctly.
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This closeness becomes most moving when one of them falls victim to violence.
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Eventually, in one of the most moving passages in the book, he does.
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" But the phrase I found most moving was "and our work is done.
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But it's short on insight into how he created his most moving achievements.
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It makes for one of the most moving and memorable episodes of season 1.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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B. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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H.S. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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M. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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G. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —N.G.
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G. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week.—G.H.S.
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B. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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M. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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H.S. Here are the most moving and breathtaking pictures from the past week. —G.H.S.
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But the most moving part of the exhibition is the section simply titled "Love".
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It's the most moving thing when someone gets something that I took for granted.
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C. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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H.S. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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M. Here are the most moving, sorrowful, and breathtaking pictures from the past week.
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The result is some of the most moving material Smith has written in years.
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Most moving, because the roles are so hard to play, are two other characters.
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For me, this was among the most moving of the many farewells to Obama.
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For me, the most moving and thoughtful pairing is a dialogue between two silver spoons.
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The Gunners is one of the most moving portraits of friendship I've read, perhaps ever.
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Here are Harry's most moving quotes: On our collective tendency to keep things bottled up:
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And that is what strikes you most moving around Raqqa and the neighborhoods around it.
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The book's most moving illumination of danger and exposure is one of its least supernatural.
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This supposes that there is a kind of event or experience that is "most" moving.
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Any bully has more character-building effects on you than the most moving of books.
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The city's most moving site betrayed a more recent devastation, one we came upon accidentally.
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I think the sound, to me, was the most moving part of the entire thing.
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One of the most moving moments in the book occurs before the story even begins.
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Mr. Genscher called his speech that night "the most moving hour in my political career."
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Then came 2017's "Melodrama," easily one of the decade's most moving and masterful albums.
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Here are 11 things that surprised me most moving from Texas suburbia to Silicon Valley.
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The stories are most moving when Parker's emotionally astute eye stays focused on the human dramas.
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"That was one of the most moving moments I've ever been a part of," he says.
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In the most moving scene in Mercury 13, the surviving women watch Collins' launch with pride.
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At its heart, "Crudo" is aspirational in the best and most moving sense of the word.
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The Economist: One of the most moving sections of your book is on feminism in India.
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New Documents is also the most moving show I've experienced — yet it avoids being overly sentimental.
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The episode-long arc is one of the most moving and hilarious moments of the entire series.
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"I envy the finality of funerals," Hisham Matar writes in one of his memoir's most moving passages.
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We got wonderful answers from all over, but the most moving is the one we publish today.
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The novel's title and some of its most moving passages come from his grandfather's fascination with spaceflight.
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But it would be the moment the groom saw the bride that would be the most moving.
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the most moving — and significant — moments of Karl Lagerfeld's last show for Chanel.
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One of the most moving things to me was simply, it's not even acting, it's not even writing.
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The most fascinating — and the most moving — thing about this sprawling, sincere and boisterous movie is its tone.
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That was one of the most moving things I've ever seen, after witnessing what the kids go through.
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Then, on Wednesday night, a CNN town hall brought one of the most moving moments of Biden's campaign.
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Why would a playwright design a play so that the most moving thing in it is the audience?
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Before-and-after photographs of her clients are some of the most moving antiwar statements in the show.
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The emotion-filled, full-throated endorsements of Clinton provided one of the most moving moments of the evening.
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While each activity proved to be more touching than the one before, Richard's final item was the most moving.
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Some of the most moving images from the film show black soldiers smiling and bantering easily with French troops.
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"The most moving, important thing about this shoot is that these were all her ideas," Leibovitz said inVanity Fair.
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Made in increments between 1964 and 1967, "Fuses" is a beautiful, complex work, among Ms. Schneemann's most moving achievements.
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Davis accomplished one of the most moving, effective fusions of paint handling, narrative and symbolism in recent American art.
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I have a feeling this might be one of the most moving works I'll encounter during my fair excursions.
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Most moving is the scene in which the women exchange confidences as rain pours down, and customers are sparse.
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The star of one of the year's most moving love stories, in plaids and corduroy with an urban flair.
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The most moving scene is when they finally get to talk after Offred slips out of Fred's hotel room.
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Of the many scenes from that life, one of the last ones may be the most moving and memorable.
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But it is the ground floor — the shipping department — that is somehow both the most moving and most impressive.
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Maybe that was the most moving moment, when I discovered that he was going to perform with the Eagles.
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" She continued, "And also, I think she's one of the most moving actresses of anybody that's ever been on screen.
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" She continues, "And also, I think she's one of the most moving actresses of anybody that's ever been on screen.
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Though all of these antics are purposefully ridiculous, they lead to the most moving scene of the series' early episodes.
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Manual Cinema's rendering of Flo's dementia was both the most memorable and, obviously, the most moving aspect of the performance.
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The piece suggests that Orpheus, a celebrated singer, knows that loss and heartbreak are the most moving subjects for song.
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Altogether, this was the most moving show I've seen this summer — just the one I had hoped to see someday.
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Some of the most moving, and entertaining, scenes dramatize the acts of ingenuity and imagination that made solitary confinement bearable.
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Wesley declares it "the single most moving cultural experience I had this year" on the latest episode of Still Processing.
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In the most moving fictional wedding on television this week, Jane and Michael finally take each other as husband and wife.
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Recording with a sparse smattering of electronics in a small bedroom, Christian Fennesz made his most moving solo album in years.
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Among the most moving of such apparently glancing but gently profound noticings is a single paragraph about a single Polish word.
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And it's in the attention to these dancers that Rebels on Pointe does some of its most moving work, exploring how
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But the most moving parts of the book are those filled with — I have no better way to say this — heart.
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" He recalled, "It was one of the most moving experiences of my life to see his words, in his own hand.
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In one of the most moving parts of the memoir, Ms. Rausing explains her own struggles with depression and self-harm.
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But by far the most moving aspect of the book is Patchett's depiction of the relationship between the novel's central siblings.
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To me the most moving item was the cast of a skull of an unknown Dutch woman in her early 40s.
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Perhaps the episode's most moving moment comes when Negan humiliates Carl by making Carl take off his bandage and eye patch.
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"Marching with her during the gay pride parade, I encountered one of the most moving, emotional outpourings I'd ever seen," former Rep.
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This is why the scene when Sam returns to her home is one of the most moving moments on TV in 2017.
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It is perhaps no surprise, then, that the most moving moment of Stranger Things is between the show's two most misunderstood females.
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So it was actually one of the most moving things when I sat down to watch the first three episodes I think.
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It's full of great things from around the world, from human rights wins to health breakthroughs to the most moving sports moments.
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Some of the most moving work in the show is of empty brothel rooms, architecture designed for artificial gaiety, sex, and commerce.
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In the most moving shot, 5-year-old Aubrey Burge comforts her 4-year-old brother Beckett as he struggles through chemotherapy.
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Tellingly, the soprano was at her most moving when interacting with her young son, depicted in this production through Bunraku-style puppetry.
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Handled with great care, this is an exquisitely theatrical device, and it is at the center of the show's most moving scene.
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It's one of Last Jedi's most moving moments and a purposeful act of heroism, in which Holdo aims the craft before jumping.
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But it's the quietly devastating Ando that rises above fellow cast members with one of the most moving performances this awards season.
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In one of this novel's most moving scenes, Mitko shows the teacher his profile on a social networking site popular among gay men.
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One of the most moving chapters to me was the one about visiting the ocean with people who had never seen it before.
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Rockburne insists that her work has a mathematical basis, yet her most moving creations are those least tethered to a methodical, rational approach.
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Parenting does not end when your child dies, said Lucy McBath (mother of Jordan Davis), in one of the evening's most moving moments.
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In one of the most moving moments of Station's premiere, "Stuck," Meredith brings a distraught Andy into a supply closet at Grey Sloan.
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The movie's most moving sequence is near the end, when Mr. Jia discusses his father, who faced awful hardships during the Cultural Revolution.
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Some of the most moving footage in the film captures Baldwin in debate with William F. Buckley Jr. at Cambridge University in 1965.
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Generally, the current president appeared ill at ease, sitting rigid and with arms folded even during some of the ceremony's most moving moments.
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The most moving aspect of this season has been the relationship between Madison and Alicia, particularly after the fall of the Abigail compound.
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If it contains some of Sondheim's most moving music and probing lyrics, perhaps that's because it was, unusually, his idea to do it.
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At one point, Jimin doubled over in tears, but the most moving moment came from RM, the best English speaker in the group.
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Perhaps the most moving answer of the night came from Ms. Ducasse, who was asked about the most influential person in her life.
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It escaped no one's notice that an immigrant to England had written the most moving, witty, ironic and British book of its time.
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Some of the most moving conversations she has had while canvassing were with people who had never talked to someone like her before.
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The most moving Christmas advert we've seen all year has been released and it has the most lovely message behind it: buy local.
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In the film's most moving moment, Moore weeps as he talks to Hall's camera about his obsessive desire to please his abusive addict father.
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Now, Lady Gaga just revealed a heartbreaking story that's going to make one of the most moving moments in the film even more powerful.
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So much that I began marking the margins in ink with small tear drops so I could go back to the most moving passages.
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These moments feel strikingly entertainment-focused, especially when you compare them to some of the most moving moments from the show's first four seasons.
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Kahlo suffered extensively for much of her life, and the most moving section of the show is devoted to her ecosystem of medical devices.
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One of the most moving objects in the exhibition is an Egyptian schoolchild's homework from the second century A.D. done on a wax tablet.
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SF: The pictures I found most moving — even shocking — coming out of Orlando were the FBI men, facing the cameras and looking very stern.
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One of the most moving portions of the pre-race procession is watching the banners of past contrade wind by, ghosts of earlier contests.
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It is Sandberg whose story commands our riveted attention, and it is her natural and untutored responses to the horror that are most moving.
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Perhaps the most moving thing about it is that it plays out against a certain sense that the world is heading into darker times.
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The United Nations said that at least 4,500 Tripoli residents had been displaced, most moving away from conflict areas to safer districts of the city.
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Harvard graduate Donovan Livingston's convocation speech will definitely go down in history as one of the most moving and meaningful graduation moments of all time.
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During "Forward," the other Blake collaboration, the video has its most moving sequence: family members stoically holding photographs of men who were killed by police.
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In the most moving shot, 5-year-old Aubrey Burge comforts her 4-year-old brother Beckett as he struggles through chemotherapy to treat leukemia.
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It was, as any Mahler Ninth must be, most moving in its quietest moments, especially at the dissipating endings of three of its four movements.
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Among his most moving subjects are pregnant women, who he viewed as paradoxical: harbingers of hope, they also bear the figurative brunt of society's ills.
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Her e-mail, I told her, was one of the most moving: because she was a writer, and because of the accident of its timing.
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Watch the video above from RYOT to relive the chants, signs, speeches, and shared solidarity that made this one of the most moving moments in herstory.
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What if I told you one of the best, funniest, most moving movies of the year is a bittersweet German comedy that's almost three hours long?
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One of the most moving efforts came from Nike, which featured a red-and-blue-clad kid dreaming of big-league adulation in a Chicago park.
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Now the campaign is celebrating its most moving and beautiful moments in an inspiring video that celebrates a year of milestones in the freedom to love.
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The album's most moving passage opens with one of the album's ferociously named instrumentals, a collage of whooshes and cracks called "Whip" (another is titled "Castration").
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Dunmore switches perspective with ease; some of the best and most moving parts of the book come from Lily and Simon's 10-year-old son, Paul.
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By night, I returned to find one of the most moving of the projections, which depicts the Grey Nuns who took in orphans near the site.
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One of the most moving pieces is the one detailing the Jaconelli's battle for compensation in the pre-Commonwealth Games ghost town that was once Dalmarnock.
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The Visitors is, to put things simply, one of the best and most moving contemporary artworks that I've encountered anywhere, at any time, in any medium.
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" She added, "One of the most moving aspects of the project has been watching playwrights and actors dive into the machinations of these large scale plays.
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And yet these songs are among his most naked and revealing, especially the title track, one of the most moving songs of this, or any, year.
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" In a recent Facebook post, the bassist Christian McBride, another longtime Metheny associate, called it "one of the most moving documents of pure beauty ever made.
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In the most moving section of her retrospective, L.E.D. lights illuminate her route around the museum's Panorama of the City of New York, like diligent fireflies.
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" For DiDario, the couple's first first dance to Volo's cover of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" became "one of the most moving moments of the night.
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Somehow, she's found time to produce one of the most moving, hilarious, offbeat, devastating, and sexy (yes, the hot priest was sexy) seasons of television ever made.
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Most moving of all is White's depiction of Lancelot, who has something cowardly and cruel within him, and reacts to it by making himself brave and kind.
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The most moving parts of Westworld are in how the hosts interact with each other beyond their programming, and Dolores and her father are a perfect example.
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Knock Down the House's most moving moments come at the end, as the results come in for New York, and Ocasio-Cortez thrills in her unexpected victory.
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In perhaps the book's most moving section, Charlie recalls the "old uncle with his cinema-on-wheels": an old man on a bicycle toting a film projector.
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The most moving moment of the Bears' centennial celebration was when the great Gale Sayers, who is suffering from dementia, received a great ovation from the fans.
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Watch: A mini-season of "Queer Eye" is set in Japan and features what our reviewer says is one of the most moving TV moments this year.
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Her most moving works are sculptures made of fabric or resin, begun around 2011, which depict stunted and vulnerable figures, often children, alone or in family groups.
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In some of the most moving scenes in the film, you also talk about your tough upbringing and the beating you used to get from your mom.
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I think one of the most moving things about Reza's art is that so often when people work with texts, they are really just in their heads.
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The evening's triumph and most moving event was the wonderfully imaginative finale, Michelle Dorrance's "Ex Pluribus One," a surely unrepeatable event that combined dancers of several disciplines.
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"'The Jewish Bride' is one of the most moving stories of the Old Testament, and it's very human — it's about us, about earthly love," Mr. Dibbits said.
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Many of the most moving scenes feature Malti and real survivors playing and fantasizing about future treatments, their faces lit up not in pain but in laughter.
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The most moving moment of the record comes on "Atw," on which 03 Greedo offers some of the most beautifully tormented crooning he's ever put to tape.
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Watch: A mini-season of "Queer Eye" is set in Japan and features what our reviewer says is one of the most moving moments of TV this year.
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The most moving image from the entire episode is an aerial shot of Maggie finishing painting Diane's nails, as if her mother's spirit is now floating above her.
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One of the most moving things about this story in addition to the tremendous sacrifice and bravery of the women, was also just how generous fellow reporters were.
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I think that moment—that specific moment in the turn, before either has said anything—should be the most moving thing you could ever achieve in the theatre.
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The complete series is one of the most moving in contemporary American photography, and is absolutely pertinent to the present moment of debates about immigration and border crossings.
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Even so, and despite the intensity of interest in the title role, "Dear Evan Hansen" remains — for this father, anyway — most moving as the story of two mothers.
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Anyone with the most basic grasp of English can write this poem and, as I discover that morning, some of the most simple ones are the most moving.
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From museums and galleries to theaters and concert venues, it's an unavoidable fact that some of the most moving experiences of art often involve being in crowded spaces.
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Here are some other reasons to nominate the summer's funniest and most moving comedy: It's wise and funny, equally able to make you laugh and make you cry.
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What's most moving about Johanna's story is that it always remains clear that while she has the glamorous career of a grown-up, she is still very, very young.
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That the issue has come up so little in past debates is "outrageous," the California senator said, in one of the most moving moments of Tuesday's three-hour debate.
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But the Butterfly-shaped Luna stage—with its decorative eruptions of fire, launched from behind its hallucinatory structure—would be home to what was perhaps Envision's most moving moment.
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To get all this support from perfect strangers all over the United States and even outside the U.S. was the most moving thing I've ever felt in my life.
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One of the most moving parts of the film is when Abu Qaswara reveals that his father will be on the phone to him when he's in the truck.
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"You must endure, and not be brokenhearted," Achilles tells Priam in the 24th book of the "Iliad," perhaps the West's most moving evocation of the tragic nature of life.
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Life is Strange took the Telltale Games model for storytelling and improved it, and the result was one of the most moving narratives in the medium, of recent times.
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Most moving was a sequence in which the dancers together formed a shape that suggested a boat surging through stormy waters, an evocation of forced migrations past and present.
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Lines of Hardy came to serve as the epigraph — "Down their carved names / the raindrops plough" — to Chapter 20 of "Another Life," the most moving of Walcott's autobiographical work.
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The moment where he confronts her about their true identity is one of the most moving moments in what is really the most emotional episode of the series thus far.
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Sweet Karen's story is the most moving as she explains that, at 13, she sent a nude photo to her crush and didn't crop her head out of the image.
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Ultimately, this conflict leads to the film's most moving moment, a testament to the love between them and an affirmation of the power of familial love in times of crisis.
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Two of the evening's most moving moments — "Visits to You," his collaboration with Joe Pisapia, and "Without You," from "Rent" — were tributes to Mr. Rapp's mother, who died of cancer.
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In perhaps the most moving episode of the series, "To Gay Or Not To Gay," the Fab Five plan a party for A.J. Brown to come out to his stepmom.
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Over the last decade, as his health faded, he enjoyed a creative resurgence, recording somewhat more contemporary material that resulted in some of the most moving performances of his career.
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PARIS — Nicolás Almagro and Juan Martín del Potro were struggling to move, but when Almagro stopped completely, it produced one of the most moving scenes in recent French Open memory.
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Some of the most moving scenes take place in Mr. Dromm's office, where members of his staff answer phone calls from constituents who need to talk to someone in government.
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Finally, Mark Miller's article about claims of discrimination by a lesbian living in a senior community outside Chicago is one of the most moving things you will read this week.
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Some of Derricotte's most moving work addresses personal and collective trauma, like this section from the new poem "Pantoum for the Broken": Some forget but their bodies do inexplicable things.
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It's been a sharp comedown for one of the series's most distinctive and popular characters, a man often at the center of some of the show's biggest and most moving dramas.
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Hence the most moving scene in the film, when various people are blown away—not shot or blasted but sifted and dispersed, dust to dust, and swiftly gone with the wind.
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Brohi's greatest champion was her father, until her advocacy work became too provocative, and the most moving scenes here show their bond straining, and then rupturing, as she rejects his counsel.
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And in fact, in the book I just published, one of the most moving pieces of journalism that I came across was one by Vivian Gornick, the brilliant writer and essayist.
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Vuong beautifully evokes this boy's seductive power over Little Dog: This is some of the most moving writing I've read about two boys experimenting together (and reader, I've read a lot).
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I glimpsed a set of photographs by Richard Avedon that I know from his book In the American West, still one of the most moving collections of portraits I've ever seen.
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That's, for me, the most moving part in the book, the stuff that Krista found in the archive that showed his sadness and real stress about aging and about the shop.
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She has no one to help her until, in one of the piece's most moving and definite sequences, she reaches out her hands and asks the spectators around her for help.
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By refusing to grandstand, Hittman, who wrote and directed, has made the most moving, cleareyed American fiction movie about a woman's right to abortion since "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982).
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Kobe and Gigi Bryant's memorial at Staples Center Monday promises to be one of the most moving events in a long, long time, and another young rapper lost to gun violence.
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Most moving, I think, was finding the casts that had been put on our infant brother, John, before he died, and a hardly-used baby blanket that must have been his.
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The best parts of "Autumn," the most moving parts, the transcendent parts, come during Elisabeth and Daniel's conversations about words, art, life, books, the imagination, how to observe, how to be.
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But perhaps the most moving examples of this mass display was shows of solidarity out of from Brussels and Paris, both regions still reeling from massive terror attacks within the past year.
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The movies on this list pluck the dark, disturbing undercurrents of the holiday season — and as a result, some of these are the most moving (and hilarious) holiday movies of them all.
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In one of the night's most moving moments, his brother, Larry, who lives in England, rose to deliver the votes of the Democrats Abroad movement to his sibling and remembered their parents.
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Funeral's "Wake Up," widely considered their greatest and most moving song, soars over rhythmic power chords, acoustic classical instruments from violin to accordion, and a massive, wordless football chant of a chorus.
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" In the most moving section of the book, Pollan describes a dying cancer patient named Patrick Mettes, who sat up during his psychedelic treatment and said, "Everyone deserves to have this experience.
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"The Leftovers," one of TV's most moving meditations, used some of the same devices and sly wit to examine how we muddle through a life that denies our most longed-for answers.
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If you are a frequent reader of the column or listener of the podcast, you know that Modern Love is home to some of the most moving personal essays in The Times.
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Warped Perception, Chicago-based Youtubers who've turned their Phantom Flex 4K high-speed camera on everything from dog tongues to eyebrow tweezing, bring us the most moving video on the internet today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some of the most moving photographs are those that make the familiar appear extraordinarily fresh, like you're opening your eyes to it for the first time.
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I was one of the judges for last year's Wellcome medical book prize, and the winning book, "The Iceberg," by Marion Coutts, was the most moving book I have read in some time.
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France and Van Ness hold her hand as Missouri-based cosmetic dentist Holli Careswell, D.D.S, completes the procedure — and seeing Mary's reaction afterward is one of the most moving moments of the series.
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But the calm has started to unravel in recent weeks, and a war monitoring group said more than 12,500 people have been displaced since Tuesday, with most moving into other rebel-held areas.
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One of the most moving and lovely sequences occurs in the "Acid" episode, when Nosrat travels to meet Doña Pascuala and Don Carlos, who tend to the extremely rare and precious Melipona bees.
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But one of the most moving testaments to the late war hero are the words he wrote about his beloved daughter Robin, who died of leukemia in 1953 when she was only three.
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The most moving call to arms came in the show's final moments, after over an hour of dimly lit performances of songs from HOPELESSNESS and unreleased material that mirrored the album's downcast disposition.
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The most moving entries involve no romance at all, but rather familial bonds, and loss, and how with a kiss we seek to demonstrate the depths of devotion or grief when words fail.
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Her mother exudes quirky English nastiness, but, in one of the season's most moving arcs, is afraid to admit to herself or anyone else how adrift she'd be without Sam and the girls.
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The show also has one of the most moving and realistic portrayals of depression on television, and though it can be a heavy watch at times, it's full of comedic relief as well.
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Nearly one-fifth of the world's banking transactions go through Britain, with most moving through London — but a large piece of the city's banking business depends on its inclusion in the European Union.
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That waiting creates one of the most moving moments in all of Sex Education, when an older patient named Sarah (Lu Corfield) holds Maeve's hand and makes her do a mini stadium-style wave.
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Now I can only imagine her walking around the city with one AirPod It's not Apple most moving or memorable ad, but it's a decent showcase for features in some of its leading products.
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That's when the aspiring actress launches into a monologue that turns into one of the movie's most moving songs — and Chazelle says it was the scene Stone was most intrigued and terrified to film.
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The plot is baffling and bizarre, involving a girl ghost (Sophia Anne Caruso) who promises hope, but the show offers two hours without intermission of some of Bowie's most moving songs of universal alienation.
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She was Labour "to the core", but one of the most moving of many tributes after her murder was by Andrew Mitchell, her Conservative co-chair of the all-party Friends of Syria group.
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It culminates in one of the most moving scenes of the series, in which a broken Elliot peels himself off the floor and hoists himself atop of his father, muttering "thank you" through tears.
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Among the most moving tributes to home in poetry, "Another Life" makes it clear why St. Lucia gave Derek Walcott a state funeral — his coffin swathed in the national flag designed by St. Omer.
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The Syrians were greeted with some of the most moving gestures I can remember, with many ordinary Germans volunteering weeks of their time to provide assistance with health care, legal advice and language classes.
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ONE OF THE MOST MOVING works in the new Latino art canon is the Los Angeles-born Rafa Esparza's ''Figure Ground: Beyond the White Field,'' 2017, which was exhibited at this year's Whitney Biennal.
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She would probably agree: The most moving messages are not for sale, and the most impressing outfits are often put together when the wearer does not yet have words for what he is feeling.
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About two years ago I was invited to do a panel session; I wasn't sure how many people we'd get or what would happen, but it's probably the most moving event that I've been to.
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Perhaps one of the most moving images is a two-page spread of Jerome Smith—a freedom rider, who allowed Shapiro to travel with him through the South—sitting in a church in New Orleans.
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REUTERS - The most moving moment in Shlok Sharma's "Haraamkhor" comes in the final scene where two people, united in their grief and having undergone a strange feeling of catharsis, come to terms with their situation.
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MAHASWETA DEVI, a Bengali writer who died on July 28th, was one of independent India's most moving and important writers, admired as much for her fiction as for being a fearless chronicler of social injustice.
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And at a late date we find one of the exhibition's most moving portraits, the bronze head of a young African king named Juba II, on loan from the Archaeological Museum of Rabat in Morocco.
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Indeed, some of the most moving moments of Grace and Frankie's second season involve Sol and Robert resolving to not let more of their lives pass by without being with each other, openly and honestly.
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Justin Bieber turned out to be the biggest rock star and unifier at Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester concert ... which proved one of the most moving moments of the night as he broke down onstage.
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But some of the most moving chapters — which also manage, miraculously, to be laugh-out-loud funny — focus on the grinding years of the Depression, when the family genius for resourcefulness was taxed to breaking.
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Moreover Joe Biden is at his most moving when he talks about his family and what it has been through: The Republicans could be handing him a lovely opportunity to make a knockout campaign speech.
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But though he clinched the victory at home in Sunday's championship match against Canada with a 6-3, 7-6 (20043) victory over Denis Shapovalov, his was not the most moving performance of the day.
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One of the most moving scenes in the entire biography is Sontag lying in a Seattle hospital bed—on the last of David's birthdays she was alive for—recounting David's birth story to her assistant, Karla.
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We flash back to their earliest days together, which are some of the most moving passages in the book (especially the movie club where they each rent the same VHS tape to watch on opposite coasts).
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The most moving scene involves two students, an older married man and a younger woman, as they try to express their feelings in a dialogue limited to the words "goulash" (for her) and "Ak Mak" (for him).
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" The single most moving passage I know is in "The Country and the City," by Raymond Williams, where he looks at the big English country houses, describing their great beauty before adding, "Think it through as labor.
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One of the most moving moments of the speech was when Macron paid homage to Alan Seeger, the American poet turned soldier who fell in World War I close to Amiens, the hometown of the French president.
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This generous, sensitive novel of true feeling is at its most moving when it sweeps you up without too much explication, becoming both a painful exorcism and a devoted memorial to friends and selves who are gone.
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By the end, you see where her critics are coming from: Campillo's sexy, insightful, profoundly humane film is most moving in those ecstatic interludes where, for a blissed-out moment or two, AIDS is no one at all.
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Stan's enduring admiration for Angel creates one of the most moving speeches of Pose's young life, where he evisertates himself for being a white, middle-class man who does nothing but "accumulate" things he doesn't even really own.
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The most moving, and at times unsettling, of their works are the intimate photographs taken at funerals, including jazz funerals, a throng-filled ceremony in which mourning meets defiance and searing private loss dissolves into raucous public celebration.
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The most moving moment of the evening, by far, was when Congressman John Lewis and his two co-authors Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell celebrated winning the National Book Award for Young People's Literature for March: Book Three.
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It is, by far, one of the most moving documentaries I've ever seen, and vital viewing that somehow captures the past 10 years of the American experience better than the family or director Olshefski could have ever imagined.
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It's not about who we think he'll pick — the man was already wearing a Commes des Garçons shirt, so Rei Kawakubo seems like a good pick — but who would make the most moving art after a week in space.
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But perhaps the most moving part of the whole profile is how Haddish has taken her success and turned around and given it all back to her family — the family that suffered so much as she was growing up.
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For me, the most moving solidarity meme was the distribution of Robert Mapplethorpe's 1984 black-and-white photograph "Two Men Dancing" — a perfect image that describes the many elements of this complex story that words just can't accurately express.
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One of the most moving parts of the film is when Rainer reads a text Pendleton prepared for her that mixes words from Stokely Carmichael, Malcolm X, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, antiwar poet Ron Silliman, and Rainer's own published works.
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The most moving parts of the book are those that step back and let the events and the actions speak for themselves, as when one character (the shy, bookish one from high school) recalls his three tours in Afghanistan.
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Here are the answers we got — and didn't get: The most moving part of last night's speech was when President Trump acknowledged the widow of the fallen Navy SEAL Ryan Owens who died in that U.S. military raid in Yemen.
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There's more to be learned about what happened in the last 18 months, in which Bowie reportedly battled with cancer, but in another sense this video, the most moving Bowie video I have seen today, is all you need to know.
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The distinction between right- and left-brain dominance is actually useful in approaching the work of Rockburne, who insists that her work has a mathematical basis, yet whose most moving creations are those least tethered to a methodical, rational approach.
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"Holocaust," you know, those ones, they're so harrowing, my natural, sunny disposition was kind of shocked by those and it took me a little while to let my guard down and actually explore those, but they're among the most moving.
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Lines like these make for some of the most moving moments on Lonerism, highlighting what is ultimately one of his biggest contributions to music this decade: taking his own feelings of social isolation and anxiety and making them feel universal.
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Perhaps the most moving moment came when the mothers of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown appeared holding pictures of their sons, symbols of not only the Black Lives Matter movement, but also of personal loss for those who loved them.
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She has written about private pain and collective trauma as tenderly and ruthlessly as anyone, and therefore the most startling — and the most moving — thing about encountering her on screen is her buoyancy, the enjoyment she finds in being herself.
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Perhaps most moving is the relationship between Greer and her high school boyfriend, Cory, who like Greer is a driven and ambitious high achiever until a family tragedy sends him back home to the suburbs to care for his traumatized mother.
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They ended up with a harrowingly propulsive drama that was a sensation from its premiere: The most moving artifact in the Morgan exhibition is the copy of the "Otello" libretto Giulio Ricordi had with him at the first performance in Milan.
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" Perhaps the most moving piece, by Rich Cohen, delineates Linus's faith as portrayed in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," the classic 1966 television special in which Linus is left "chattering in the cold, waiting for what will never arrive.
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This outpouring of interest suggests that we have collectively caught on to what McKim long ago understood: that the stories of those who fled slavery and those who helped them to freedom are among the most moving in our nation's history.
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Freeform's cult-favorite The Bold Type ended its first season with one of 2018's most moving hours, taking on society's daunting sexual assault issues with an episode that just might still make you shed a tear, nearly a full year later.
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George actually gains his freedom before the war, but his wife and children remain in slavery, and his decision to reunite with them – the single most moving segment in the entire production – puts him in danger of being recaptured and auctioned off again.
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But this basic necessity of stagecraft takes on such emotional weight in "Emma and Max," written and directed by the filmmaker Todd Solondz in his theatrical debut, that it becomes the production's most moving element, in far more than a literal sense.
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In addition to barrel-vaulted stone tombs painted with biblical scenes (Abraham's sacrifice, Lazarus's resurrection), the most moving items are the many wood-panel paintings: melancholy Christs, Madonnas and saints with long narrow faces and richly colored robes against glorious gold backgrounds.
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The most moving parts of "Real American" come when Lythcott-Haims stares unflinchingly at her own self-loathing, writing about the racist encounters of her childhood that convinced her from a young age that there was something inherently wrong with being black.
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One of the most moving moments in the whole series arrives when Karyn, a 37-year-old lesbian masquerading as an unrealistically glamorous femme fatale named Mercedeze, gets blocked and shows up to reveal herself to Chris, the Circle's one openly gay man.
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The experience—which is actually a companion piece to a feature length documentary of the same name—was easily one of the most moving pieces of cinematic VR at the film festival, which wrapped up on April 24 in New York City.
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"The thing that was most moving was none of them ever imagined that there would be a Gambia without Jammeh," said Sarah Bosha, a legal researcher with AIDS-Free World, who traveled to Gambia to help gather evidence against Jammeh in June last year.
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Held just two months after the 9/11 attacks (the show was postponed because of the tragedy), the show offered one of the most moving performances in CMA history when Alan Jackson took the stage to sing "Where Where You (When the World Stopped Turning)".
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The 19th-century Brooklyn burial ground predates the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park, and was where Beaux Arts and Gilded Age sculptors exhibited some of their most moving work, and New Yorkers escaped the crowded city for a stroll among the tombs.
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The genuinely surprising revelation that Hodor's entire life had been sacrificed to later save Bran's — which will presumably have grander world-saving ramifications — made for one of the most moving deaths on the show to date, and recast an endearing fool in a heroic light.
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The Kostelnicka, the village's self-appointed moral guardian, whose decision to kill her stepdaughter's out-of-wedlock child to save the family from disgrace sets in motion a frenzy of guilt — and, eventually, one of the most moving scenes of forgiveness in all opera.
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Friday's program, which also included Ailey's sumptuous "Night Creature," set to Duke Ellington, and Robert Battle's "Ella," a gimmicky interpretation of Ella Fitzgerald's scat song "Airmail Special," ended with one of the most moving performances of "Revelations," Ailey's 1960 masterpiece, I've seen in ages.
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Some of the most moving testimony heard during meetings or hearings of the Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform — created by Ms. Mark-Viverito and led by Mr. Lippman — came from family members recalling visits to children or partners.
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Yang tried to make a splash at the start of the evening by announcing he would be paying 10 lucky Americans his $473,000 "freedom dividend" for a year, but perhaps his most moving response of the evening came when discussing a separate topic: immigration.
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To me, the most moving shot of the film is the final one, in which Michael Keaton goes down to the Spotlight office to find his reporters working the phones, taking calls from others who have stories to tell in the wake of the team's giant exposé.
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In the midst of that, as you look at all these different statistics the one that I think-- the president and I find most moving is how wages that have been so stubborn over the last decade, wages have started to move up across the spectrum.
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From hearing the band play one of his new songs and the power of rock & roll to his thoughts on aging and, eerily, what would happen to The Heartbreakers should one of them die, here are six of Petty's most moving quotes from his final interview.
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Why it matters: As Jonathan Swan pointed out in his Sneak Peek newsletter Sunday, the most moving part of Trump's speech to Congress last February was when he spoke directly to the widow of Navy SEAL William "Ryan" Owens, who was seated in the House gallery.
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Curran reproduces one of the most moving passages in all his work, from a letter to Sophie Volland, his lover of more than two decades, in which he wrote: Those people who are buried next to each other are perhaps not as crazy as one might think.
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Which is how I find myself at a North Korean restaurant for the third time in 36 hours that evening watching a woman in a slinky, sequined gown of forest green belting out the most moving rendition of "My Heart Will Go On" I've ever heard.
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What follows is a magical communion of the living and the dead, one of the most moving stage pictures I've seen: a special effect that relies not on technical wizardry but on the power of bodies sharing the same space for a brief, impossible moment in time.
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But perhaps most moving in this video are the faces of the young singers from the Dresden Philharmonic's Children's Chorus — children who had never known anything other than a world divided by an Iron Curtain — as they let the word "Freiheit" (freedom) ring out through the hall.
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The most moving part of the documentary has the princes discussing their memories of their last phone call with their mother, speaking from Paris, where she would die in a midnight car chase, as her driver tried to escape a horde of photographers following the car.
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The most moving, powerful moment of the movie, for me, didn't involve any of the actors or any dialogue — it was at the very end, as the credits rolled, when the screen displayed a seemingly endless list of all the other places where abusive priests had been reported.
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Upstairs — past the master bedroom, where Lucille's tiny gold slippers still rest on the floor next to the king-size bed, and where the silver wallpaper is so shiny you can actually see your reflection in it — is the most moving room in the house: Armstrong's personal den.
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Perhaps the most moving moment in a Women in the World Summit was in 2015 when Robi Damelin, an Israeli peace activist whose son was killed by a Palestinian sniper, took the hand of Bushra Awad, a Palestinian woman whose son was shot dead by an Israeli soldier.
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One of the least expected, most moving moments of the evening came with the remarks of Khizr Khan, an immigrant of Pakistani origin who moved to the US from the United Arab Emirates and whose son, Humayun, was killed while serving as an Army captain in Baquba, Iraq. Capt.
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Khan's speech was widely hailed as one of the most moving of the DNC, and the Khans followed it up with an appearance on MSNBC's "Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell" on Friday in which Khan called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan to repudiate Trump's comments.
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" But van Hove's most moving choice is his completely multiracial casting: As Isaac Powell, who plays Tony, tells me, Laurents was never explicit about the Jets having to be white, as they are usually depicted; instead, the script describes them as "an anthology of what it means to be American.
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Beto O'Rourke may not be one of the top-polling candidates in the 213 presidential primary, but at the third Democratic debate on Thursday, he did have one of the best and most moving answers on what has become one of the central issues of his White House bid: gun control.
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And, tellingly, much of their political relevance: one of the most moving images in the show, despite its naiveté (or perhaps because of it), is an illustration from Century of the Common Man in which two families, one black and one white, create a symmetrical composition dominated by red, brown, and blue.
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But it's the moments when Obama tries to make sense of what she's seeing now, in the country, that are among the most moving — if only because she's so clearly struggling to reconcile the cleareyed realism of her upbringing, brought about by necessity, with the glamorous, previously unthinkable life she has today.
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It is, by far, one of the most moving documentaries of the year, and vital viewing that somehow captures the past 10 years of the American experience — including life in the city as well as the broader political and social situation in America — better than either the Raineys or Olshefski could have ever imagined.
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Some of these stories were memorable and genuinely touching—Kasich choked up when remembering "the hug," one of this campaign's most moving moments—but all of them were a reminder of why Kasich stayed in the race this long: Because he's a narcissist who literally gave himself the nickname the Prince of Light and Hope.
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One of the most moving moments in memory occurred Tuesday when former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan.), one of the greatest Republicans who ever served in public life, was lifted from his wheelchair to salute former President George Herbert Walker Bush, who like Dole embodied the core values of a great generation.
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While the Marseillaise, the French national anthem, opened the ceremony, the most moving moments came when high school students in yellow scarves read century-old letters from eight men and women who either fought or lived through World War I, sticking to the language in which they were written, including English, French and German.
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One of the most moving moments of the procession came when the crowd gathered in front of the center and Dominique Morgan, a local social activist, R&B artist, and recipient of the NAACP Freedom Fighter Award, took a break from pushing to softly perform a song he had written while confined there in his youth.
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Maxwell, 31, was also a 2016 finalist for the LVMH Prize for young fashion designers, the most coveted, and largest, of the new designer bursaries, as well as the winner of the Swarovski award for women's wear at the Council of Fashion Designers of America awards in June, where he gave perhaps the most moving speech of the night.
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And if you can believe it, this dramatic event is by no means the only — or even the most — moving moment in Mardini's vivid, harrowing account of escape from war-torn Syria to her eventual asylum in Germany and her participation as a member of the refugee Olympic team in the 2016 Summer Games in Rio.
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The rest of the book follows a community rallying to fight the hatred in their midst: "It's not single acts of heroism but the solidarity of the community, people's ability to come together both in times of need and to celebrate occasions for joy, that is most moving and inspiring," said our reviewer, Holly Goldberg Sloan.
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Pretty soon you'll be misting up on public transport, wandering around as 18-year-old photography student Max Caulfield, playing Angus and Julia Stone in your dorm room, dealing with teenage bullies, making friends, casually manipulating time and unpacking one of the most moving mysteries you're likely to find in an episodic graphic narrative adventure game.
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I'm leafing through this file in the back of this tiny museum, and I find not only letters between the girls, but also, one of the most moving things: Pearl Payne, who was clearly a very intelligent woman, though she had to leave school when she was 13, had written — for posterity, really — what happened to her, detailing fully her medical conditions.
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But at that performance, four weeks after the women's marches, with political anger and exuberance still in the air, the women of "The Tempest" played their wedding scene in pink pussy hats — handmade closing-night gifts from one of the wardrobe people, worn with Ms. Lloyd's O.K. And it was the strangest, most moving thing: The instant the actors donned them, the energy of the room transformed.
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Christian Bale, "Ford v Ferrari"Antonio Banderas, "Pain and Glory"Adam Driver, "Marriage Story"Joaquin Phoenix, "Joker"Jonathan Pryce, "The Two Popes" Driver couldn't be having a better year: Alongside recent star turns in "The Report" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," he has delivered one of his most moving performances in "Marriage Story," which scored more Golden Globe nominations than any other film.
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The studio's latest project, Dear Angelica, had been one of the most moving films in the medium that I'd seen, the product of a moving narrative and an artistic style that was only possible in VR. All of this didn't stop a core team of employees from Oculus Story Studio from continuing to pursue hopes that the project they'd put so much work into would eventually see the light of day.
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One of Cummings's most moving lines came during that same February hearing when Trump's former lawyer and personal fixer, Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenTrump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' Elijah Cummings, Democratic chairman and powerful Trump critic, dies at 68 Schiff says committees will eventually make impeachment inquiry transcripts public MORE, testified to lawmakers that the president is a "racist" and a "con man" who broke the law.
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Though there are a few clumsy gestures at moments of great crisis — as a mother dies in childbirth, a startled stork takes off from the roof — the most moving and even uncomfortable images are clearly taken from Sepetys's extensive sources: A mother desperate to get her baby off the sinking ship hurls the infant down to a sailor and misses; the corpses of children in life jackets float upside down because of the disproportional size of their heads.
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The 9 most moving moments at the memorial for Kobe and Gigi BryantPeople took drastic measures to be among Lakers fans for Kobe Bryant's memorial — even though they didn't have ticketsMichael Jordan provided a moment of levity at the memorial service for Kobe and Gigi Bryant: 'Now he's got me — I'll have to look at another crying meme''She was so full of life': Vanessa Bryant laments not being able to watch her daughter grow up at the memorial for Gianna and Kobe
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Whether diving deeply into the meaning of Carly Rae Jepson's catchy pop, celebrating the transcendence of Prince's halftime show, or — in his most moving essays — ruminating on the "link between black music and black survival," with a specific focus on Freddie Gray, Mike Brown, Sandra Bland, and Trayvon Martin, Abdurraqib writes about the music he holds dear, and the experiences which have embedded this music in his life, with such lyricism that the writing nears music itself — and his love of the subject is palpable.
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" Yet what is most moving to me is Homer's description of his hero, raised up by a great wave, finally catching sight of the shore: "And in the same way as when most welcome to his children appears the life of a father who lies in sickness, bearing strong pains, long wasting away and some cruel god assails him, but then to their joy the gods free him from his woes, so to Odysseus did the land and wood seem welcome; and he swam on, eager to set food on land.
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Read more:The 9 most moving moments at the memorial for Kobe and Gigi BryantShaquille O'Neal shared Kobe Bryant's hilarious response to being told 'there's no I in team' after Lakers teammates complained he didn't pass enoughMichael Jordan provided a moment of levity at the memorial service for Kobe and Gigi Bryant: 'Now he's got me — I'll have to look at another crying meme''She was so full of life': Vanessa Bryant laments not being able to watch her daughter grow up at the memorial for Gianna and Kobe
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Read more:The 9 most moving moments at the memorial for Kobe and Gigi BryantShaquille O'Neal shared Kobe Bryant's hilarious response to being told 'there's no I in team' after Lakers teammates complained he didn't pass enoughMichael Jordan provided a moment of levity at the memorial service for Kobe and Gigi Bryant: 'Now he's got me — I'll have to look at another crying meme''She was so full of life': Vanessa Bryant laments not being able to watch her daughter grow up at the memorial for Gianna and Kobe
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