David Brooks Opinion Columnist Often people are moved to tears by sadness, but occasionally people are moved to tears by goodness.
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They've read every message, with Dad being moved to tears.
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In the caption, she admitted to being moved to tears.
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But once inside, experienced aid workers were moved to tears.
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At least two audience members had been moved to tears.
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Even people who didn't vote for Obama were moved to tears.
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It was so beautiful and powerful — I was moved to tears.
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He was almost as easily moved to tears as they were.
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It is here that the cosmic comedian is moved to tears.
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One needn't be a fellow sufferer to be moved to tears.
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Piazza was nearly moved to tears as he remembered it on Thursday.
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In almost every case, everyone was moved to tears, sometimes sobbing profusely.
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But when her dad, Stephen Dabney, opens it, he's moved to tears.
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Corker, the committee chair, was nearly moved to tears by Coons's gesture.
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The singer herself was moved to tears as she swelled with patriotic pride.
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He says he was moved to tears by the pontiff's address to Congress.
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The granny is given the gift on Christmas morning and moved to tears.
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As Gaga spoke, she, and many in the crowd were moved to tears.
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Many people are moved to tears as they see the vibrant world around them.
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Upon seeing segments of the net for first time, Hines was moved to tears.
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At least one young Knicks fan was caught on video being moved to tears.
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Zoë Saldana was moved to tears by her experience in Pandora – The World of Avatar.
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Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, is moved to tears as she cradles a sick child.
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Orbison's son was moved to tears by the production built around his father, Becker said.
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Often, he says, he has been moved to tears by "the beauty of people's kindness".
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Brees, a producer of the film, says viewers will be "moved to tears," after watching.
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Woman granted clemency by Trump moved to tears Alice Marie Johnson, a former prisoner who was granted clemency by Trump last year, was moved to tears as the president highlighted her story as an example of the need to reform the criminal justice system.
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At one event, she was moved to tears by girls speaking at a school in London.
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"I was moved to tears to see the length that these parents went to," says Reinitz.
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Crismore was moved to tears by Elias and said he had never experienced anything like it.
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I am also moved to tears when Bernie Sanders humbly asks the DNC to nominate Hillary.
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When Joellen Simons saw her family&aposs holiday card this year, she was moved to tears.
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Speaking of his love and appreciation for first lady Michelle Obama, President Obama was moved to tears.
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There are stories, of course, of people standing before a Rothko painting and being moved to tears.
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I didn't expect to be moved to tears at my desk this morning, but here we are.
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REN ZHENGFEI, the founder of Huawei, does not carry himself like a man easily moved to tears.
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"Thank you very much," Kimmel says after a picture of the plaque is revealed, visibly moved to tears.
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Almost moved to tears, Kapri showed the video to his wife Sakshi Joshi, who is also a journalist.
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As I climbed the Manhattan Bridge alone, I was moved to tears by the view of New York.
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"Thank you very much," Kimmel said after a picture of the plaque is revealed, visibly moved to tears.
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Officials with the organization said they were moved to tears when they first learned of little Faye's efforts.
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" As for her acclaimed turn in Manchester, Williams she was "moved to tears" by her character Randi's "bravery.
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News" that Krasinski was moved to tears by her performance as the baker's wife in "Into The Woods.
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The singer was visibly moved to tears while performing "Love the Way You Lie" at Dublin's Aviva Stadium.
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She traveled the country speaking at conferences full of adoring consultants, some moved to tears by meeting her.
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But when a friend sent him a clip of the show from 1981, he was moved to tears.
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She was moved to tears after visiting displaced Congolese in Kitchanga in the conflict-ravaged east of the country.
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Broughton was moved to tears and quickly nodded her head yes — too overwhelmed with joy to respond out loud.
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A Paris resident tells PEOPLE that onlookers watching the blaze were moved to tears as they watched the flames.
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When I gave them the taped letter as a keepsake, both his wife and son were moved to tears.
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Javeria Khan, Principal, Success Academy Bed-Stuy 1, Brooklyn I was moved to tears by Hannah-Jones's brilliant article.
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When, as the script demanded, she announced herself, in Farsi, as Mr. Soleimanpour's friend, she looked moved to tears.
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"People see Hanyu for the first time and they become hysterical or they're moved to tears," one blogger explained.
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Hynes had just seen and been moved to tears by a documentary about Alexander McQueen, who also killed himself.
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Depp and her co-star Harley Quinn Smith perform a cover of Styx's "Babe," and Hale is moved to tears.
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On Wednesday, Dion attended Valentino's spring 2019 couture show and was moved to tears — not that we can blame her.
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She was moved to tears when dozens of young children ran after her, waving as she was leaving the camp.
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At the post-race press conference, however, Keflezighi was moved to tears by complimentary words from peers that included Rupp.
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Friends described her as a passionate advocate for the disenfranchised who was often moved to tears by the world's injustices.
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Moved to tears at a concert, Zubaida Haque, a paleontologist, opens her heart to the man sitting next to her.
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When he danced the "Waves of the Blue Sea" he was so graceful that the Emperor himself was moved to tears.
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When we arrived on St. Croix I was moved to tears at the efforts the Crucians are putting forth to help.
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So does that help our chances of seeing Lin-Manuel Miranda rap about our founding fathers until we're moved to tears?
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It's the emotional outpouring we've been waiting for, and it's so powerful that people in the room are moved to tears.
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In the video, Phelps, whom Ms. Lofton said knew very little about the ad before seeing it, is moved to tears.
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President Trump loves to tell audiences stories about his encounters with sobbing supporters, moved to tears by his leadership and accomplishments.
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" "Last week, I was moved to tears of joy when Democrats stood up and fought for progressive values and for Dreamers.
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In the Year of False Spring from A Song of Ice and Fire, she hears Rhaegar's music and is moved to tears.
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The charity added that the couple's family and friends were in the crowd when Higgins proposed, and some were moved to tears.
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As a strong proponent of restoring black people's dignity by action not just grievance, I was moved to tears by that milestone.
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You and Ellen interviewed him for your special program about the Orlando shooting, and I was moved to tears as I watched.
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"I was virtually moved to tears," she recalled a month later, smartly dressed and awaiting her turn in a Staten Island courtroom.
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Smith, who had earned the nickname Big Money Mike but had never won horse racing's most coveted prize, was moved to tears.
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But he wasn't moved to tears by how many Kentuckians would suffer if he had succeeded in taking away their health care.
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And they have been devastated by her death, moved to tears by what might be the saddest ending they have ever read.
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"People were moved to tears [saying], 'This is so beautiful, I wish my grandmother was still alive,' that kind of thing," Benor recalled.
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During the event, Stewart talked about how the three had watched the film together last week in Berlin, and were moved to tears.
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Cindy McCain was moved to tears at her late husband John McCain's funeral during a touching rendition of one of his favorite songs.
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"This is what I need right now," thought Ms. Pruitt, moved to tears when she first went to orientation programs at the church.
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Weeks ago, I was moved to tears (of relief) watching Senator John McCain give a thumbs-down on the Republicans' health care bill.
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Denzel was moved to tears by the movie, said he felt like a proud father, and predicted it would make a billion dollars.
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Limbaugh, known for his caustic rants against liberals and "feminazis," was nonetheless moved to tears as the president and the first lady honored him.
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He first heard about Hamilton when he attended a reading of the first act at Vassar College in 2013, and was moved to tears.
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Many were moved to tears by the outpouring of emotion, briefly heightened as an actual rainbow arched across partly cloudy skies over the lake.
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During a drive with Busch in the car, Klein was moved to tears after hearing an emotional story on the radio about human trafficking.
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From being moved to tears to finding themselves totally humiliated, see what happened when these muses heard their very own stories in song form.
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They did perform once to a cover version of the band's "Yesterday" at an exhibition, and her father was moved to tears, she said.
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Daily, I found myself moved to tears by any number of tales of brutality or hardship, and the strength it took to tell them.
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Gold, the Olympian whose career was sidetracked by mental illness, was moved to tears as the audience saluted her in a significant comeback performance.
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Would you want to be married to a man who has never been moved to tears by his love and appreciation of another human being?
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Some 200 Afghans gathered for the launch, many moved to tears when they heard a recording of children singing songs from their childhood, Pascale said.
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Lady Gaga was moved to tears at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival after she was praised for her performance in A Star Is Born.
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Andrew Garfield was moved to tears when he heard the story of Desmond Doss, the real-life hero of his Oscar-nominated film, Hacksaw Ridge.
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Queen Elizabeth rarely makes a public show of emotion, but the stoic monarch was seemingly moved to tears at a service for fallen soldiers Tuesday.
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But he had been moved to tears as an audience member at a reading of the first act earlier that summer at Vassar's Powerhouse Theater.
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Haley also visited South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, where she was moved to tears during a visit to a refugee camp there.
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Her instantly legendary tribute to songwriter Carole King overwhelmed not only President Barack Obama, who was moved to tears, but everyone else who witnessed it.
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"I saw the movie Love, Simon last night and was utterly enchanted, moved to tears, and deeply proud of everyone who helped create it," he wrote.
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She and the audience were moved to tears by the award and Ansari yielded the floor to her as she acknowledged her "LGBTQIA family" and said.
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Bill Clinton was moved to tears at a NYC restaurant after an immigrant waiter got down on his knees and credited Bill with saving his life.
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During her exhibition at the Vincent Price Art Museum, we witnessed people responding with a range of emotion — they were moved to tears, or inspired and joyful.
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The stunning feat was quickly celebrated on Twitter by numerous legends in the skating world, several of whom said they were moved to tears over the accomplishment.
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The feeling was acute in the company of their white classmates, who with age also realized what the Stouffer scholars went through; some were moved to tears.
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The country legend covered a few songs while sitting down with Clarkson, but it was his take on the Dylan classic that left Clarkson moved to tears.
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Katie Whiddon was moved to tears on Sunday as she watched her little boy Camden slide across the floor of their Denton apartment to her boyfriend, Cole Greene.
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Lenny the overgrown boy is moved to tears at the thought that his parents reached out to him... and then suddenly they're in Vatican City to see him.
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I remember watching a recording of his 1980 acceptance speech—where he pledged reconciliation and asked the citizens to beat "swords into plowshares"—and being moved to tears.
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Tens of thousands of German supporters who had gathered to view the game at the Brandenburg Gate stood stunned after the South Korea loss, some moved to tears.
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Leung said he was moved to tears reading an article quoting his election volunteers' despair and dejection after months of work to get him his seat was wasted.
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Graham, too, was nearly moved to tears, especially when Todd told him later that he and Garrett were the only two people to ever give him a gift.
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She saw her players, current and former, moved to tears, even a few who went back to her days at Clark and who were no younger than her.
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Onstage, I saw that many of the listeners were moved to tears by the poetic and insincere lies I had made up; I moved myself to tears, too.
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While talking about her recent photo shoot for an interview with The Cut, Philipps was moved to tears over the cover photo, which she proudly posted on her feed.
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The ultimate recent example of heartbreaking work inspired by a pet is Miley Cyrus's "Pablow the Blowfish," during which she was moved to tears singing about her departed fish.
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Jade Roper — who was sent home by Bachelor Chris Soules, and then found her now-husband Tanner Tolbert on Bachelor in Paradise — was moved to tears by the performance.
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Hear the song below, and be moved to tears by the beauty of Vin's rumbling baritone: Lauren is #gratefultomakemagic every day with her excellent tweets on Twitter dot com.
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Those victims have included Emmylou Harris, who was moved to tears when they dedicated their song "Emmylou" to her in 2015 at the Grammis (Sweden's answer to the Grammys).
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"Everybody who was in the room for Guillermo's interviews were basically moved to tears, if not literally in some cases, by his delivery and his appreciation of Capra," adds Bouzereau.
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After Mr. Turner's sentencing last week, Mr. Stedman said he found himself moved to tears as he read the graphic courtroom statement from the woman whom Mr. Turner sexually assaulted.
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Only recently have I been moved to tears picturing those moments, before so many of life's complexities set in — his giving himself a gift, her first encounter with the plains.
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" The Los Angeles Times's David Pagel proclaimed it the show of the year, "so jampacked with love, suffering and resilience that there's a good chance you'll be moved to tears.
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During the singer and Liam Hemsworth's stop at the Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego, Cyrus was moved to tears when little Julia Davidson sang "Rainbow Connection" from her hospital bed.
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She admits that when she's away from her son and FaceTiming with him, she is moved to tears when he's crying about missing her and she can't do anything about it.
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Moved to tears So earlier this week -- just before Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day -- a group of 50 Holocaust survivors, most in their 70s or 80s, drove from central Israel to Jerusalem.
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A bride-to-be was moved to tears when she realised her late mother had not only paid for her wedding shoes, but also left a poignant message on the soles.
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Obama was moved to tears when he recalled the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, which left 20 first graders dead and sparked his contentious second-term push for gun control.
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Margaret Talev, the president of the White House Correspondents' Association, was moved to tears in an interview as she recounted the death threats that now routinely land in her colleagues' emails.
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Chanoch Ron, the music critic of the daily Yediot Ahronot, wrote that he and other Israelis were moved to tears when the 120 Berlin musicians stood and played Israel's national anthem.
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After North Korea's 140-member Samjiyon Orchestra performed musical standards in the city of Gangneung, Jang Ok walked out of the theater saying he'd been moved to tears by the spectacle.
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Call me sentimental, but during the show's 10-year Anniversary Special, I found myself moved to tears not once, but three times by flashbacks of some of the more emotional family moments.
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Throughout the documentary, Gaga references taking photos with her fans —and in one touching scene, surprises a dedicated Little Monster through a radio station and is moved to tears at the love.
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The idea for Capilla Sixtina en México came out of Berumen's trip to the real 22th-century church, where he apparently witnessed a Mexican woman moved to tears, as El Universal reported.
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"There was something about this Sicilian surgeon, who was fearless in the face of injustice, yet so easily moved to tears by human suffering," she wrote (Favaloro was Italian on his father's side).
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In a 2017 appearance on the program, McCain was moved to tears as he offered advice on her father's then-recent diagnosis, while in an April 2019 appearance they again discussed the topic.
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For all the eye-rolling I'd have done watching this kind of production from home, I found myself silent and at times even moved to tears by how truly authentic the whole thing was.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (CNN)US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley was moved to tears Thursday during a visit to a camp for Congolese people displaced by violence in the country.
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"Last week, I was moved to tears of joy when Democrats stood up and fought for progressive values and for Dreamers," said Frank Sharry, the executive director of America's Voice, an immigrants' rights group.
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While viewers were moved to tears by Adele's emotional acceptance speeches and cheering on Queen Bey from their couches, PEOPLE was rubbing elbows with the music industry's biggest stars at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards.
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When a teacher was moved to tears watching the two interact as one — something of a performance in itself — Ms. Hashimoto said that she understood that she had something distinctive to offer the art form.
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In "Fiddlesticks," Flip the Frog tap-dances his way through a world of merry animals, but then is moved to tears as he plays the piano alongside a violin-playing rodent that resembles Mickey Mouse.
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In "Fiddlesticks," Flip the Frog tap-dances his way through a world of merry animals, but then is moved to tears as he plays the piano alongside a violin-playing rodent that resembled Mickey Mouse.
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What they didn't see — what only came to light after the game was over — was Curry moved to tears on the bench after learning he wouldn't be able to take the court for the second half.
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In the season four finale, fans were moved to tears after the Gaineses worked their magic to transform a wooden shack into a dream home for the show's executive producer Michael Matsumoto and his wife, Jessie.
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A 77-year-old Texas voter with an oxygen tank and a "Beto for Senate" T-shirt won hearts on the internet when she was moved to tears while discussing the Democratic candidate at her polling place.
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On Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars, a behind-the-scenes segment highlighted rigorous practice routines with pro Alan Bersten that showed the former Bachelorette star, 25, moved to tears over judge Carrie Ann Inaba's critiques.
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If you have ever been moved to tears by a television commercial, then prepare to be devastated by "Heal the Living," one of the most gorgeous and beautifully acted sales pitches you are ever likely to encounter.
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In the same way that I was born to lie in bed eating pizza and being moved to tears by episodes of The Voice, Lady Gaga was born to play the halftime show at the Super Bowl.
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They dig a grave, decorate it with flowers, sing to the bird and are moved to tears — not by their grief over the bird, with which they had no living connection, but by the gravity of their ritual.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Londoners were moved to tears while watching a virtual reality video in which they were spat on while sleeping rough in a tunnel and stared at by shoppers while begging on a busy street.
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In a clip from the segment posted by USA Today, Aniston was moved to tears when Jeff revealed that his wife was one of DeGeneres' biggest fans — and that the comedian's Finding Nemo character, Dory, inspired her fight.
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Sharing a series of Instagram photos of herself posing in a custom-made Yousef Al Jasmi yellow beaded gown alongside husband Jay Z, Beyoncé revealed that she had been moved to tears at the star-studded event on Saturday.
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We see Justice Ginsburg planking with her personal trainer, riding an elephant with her late friend and jurisprudential nemesis Antonin Scalia, moved to tears at the opera, and erupting in stitches when seeing herself parodied on "Saturday Night Live".
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Sofia, 31, was moved to tears last October when, accompanied by her husband Prince Carl Philip, she made a heartfelt homecoming to the remote rural area of southwest Sweden where she grew up in the small town of Älvdalen.
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It was barely 48 hours after Ms. Tlaib had been elected the family's likely next representative in Congress, and the small group supporting the American children and their detained father, Banny Doumbia, was moved to tears as she spoke.
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When Bobby gets moved to tears by the sight of Laura's picture among Hawk's files, it's a throwback to how the show used to be — and, again, more moving than expected, given how much more grizzled everyone is now.
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"I did a lot of research and talked to a lot of Afghans and the response was absolutely the same with every Afghan: they were moved to tears and then said 'we have to get these songs back'," she said.
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Let's face it, as someone who was moved to tears by pictures of Standing Rock protests, I was never going to get along with the oil industry, and I am now way too embarrassingly old to ever take driving lessons.
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While it's undeniably that Trump has a large and passionate base, including some very emotional about how great he's making America, his specific claims about his supporters who are moved to tears simply when meeting him are difficult to verify.
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" The Forrest Gump star was nearly moved to tears when a third user shared that her father had gotten her a cookie cake in the shape of a heart after a break-up that read, "You're still my #1 Love, Dad.
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Ordinary people were moved to tears at the sight of them, and some were so awed by the begum — so convinced that she was their returning queen — that they refused to turn their backs to her, walking backward, out of respect.
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Roberts explains that this is a first for the museum during her five years as a curator she's seen such a large crowd for a museum talk, adding that during the Q&A, a number of audience members were moved to tears.
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"This 15-year-old boy, moments before death, fought like hell to get away," Assistant District Attorney Morgan Dolan said at trial, reports NBC New York, which also notes that some jurors were moved to tears by the disturbingly graphic autopsy photos.
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"As an actor, my job is to look at a stranger and find myself in them ― to connect the dots, to have such empathy for a character that I can read someone else's words and be moved to tears," Wood said on Saturday.
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WATCH THIS: Why Newly Single Jonathan Scott Was Moved to Tears at Twin Drew's Wedding to Linda Phan: 'The Bond They Have Has Given Me Hope' In 2017, the twins, 40, released a furniture line at Lowe's and updated their QVC offerings.
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The Israeli minister for culture and sports, in Abu Dhabi supporting the Israeli delegation competing for the first time in the Gulf under the Israeli flag, was moved to tears as she sang along with the Israeli national anthem during the medal ceremony.
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If you can get yourself to experience a level of vulnerability with someone to the point where you're moved to tears, you will be able to relate to that person — and he or she can relate to you — on a much deeper level.
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Andrew Yang was moved to tears discussing gun safety at an Iowa town hall after a mother says her child was killed by a stray bulletTesla CEO Elon Musk said he supports Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, calling universal basic income 'obviously needed'
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It was from there that she reveled in the rare access granted to thousands of other Iranian woman, where she cheered each of Iran's 14 goals, where she was moved to tears at times by the sheer emotional power of the day.
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This year, you can watch Kate Winslet in 1950s costume in "Wonder Wheel," the latest from Woody Allen and the closing night selection; on another day, you can be moved to tears by Mary J. Blige in "Mudbound," a 1940s drama from Dee Rees (known for "Pariah").
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Grace Meng was moved to tears as she spoke of her sons, both 7 years old, saying that she had not told them what happened to their father, Meng Hongwei, and that she had kept them away from the television to shield them from the news.
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I'm well aware that many of my fellow Democratic voters were moved to tears by the former Secretary of State's words that night, but hearing Clinton say that we owe President-elect Trump "an open mind and a chance to lead" felt like taking a spear in the gut.
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" In a letter to David Remnick for a 2016 profile of Aretha Franklin, Obama, who notably was moved to tears during Franklin's rendition of "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" at the Kennedy Center Honors, wrote that she reminded him of his humanity — "what's essential in all of us.
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The short answer is that when a work of literature suddenly makes the very familiar unfamiliar to me, or just the opposite, when a work of literature makes the unfamiliar almost intimately familiar, I am moved (moved to tears, or smiles, or anger, or gratitude, or many other, different, kinds of excitement).
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In other words, the scientists weren't really aiming to communicate with an alien civilization in their lifetimes so much as they were trying to publicly showcase the fact that their telescope could now do something incredible: For nearly three minutes, it sent a cosmic hello from humanity into the sky, as the audience assembled on site was moved to tears.
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Because if you can hear the voices of those little children on that audiotape and not be moved to tears — and then not be moved to moral outrage, righteous indignation, deeply and strongly felt anger at the horrifically horrible treatment of children done in the name of our nation — then I worryingly wonder about the condition of your humanity, your soul, your spirit, your heart, your caring and compassion.
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Read more:Andrew Yang was moved to tears discussing gun safety at an Iowa town hall after a mother says her child was killed by a stray bulletFunerals have begun for the 31 people killed in the Dayton and El Paso mass shootingsThe man whose family members were killed in the El Paso shooting says he received hate calls after posing for a picture with Trump The El Paso shooting suspect said he targeted Mexicans, according to police
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He would smoke a bushel of pot, watch his knee bend the wrong way during a stupid tag-football game, be inexplicably moved to tears in a foreign city by a painting of a woman and her baby, touch a hibernating brown bear and an endangered pangolin, spend a week waiting for a test result, pray silently for his wife's life as a new life came out of her body—so many moments when life felt big, precious.
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Read more:Andrew Yang was moved to tears discussing gun safety at an Iowa town hall after a mother says her child was killed by a stray bulletFunerals have begun for the 31 people killed in the Dayton and El Paso mass shootingsUniversal is canceling 'The Hunt' movie where 'deplorables' are hunted, after mass shootings and Trump slammed 'liberal Hollywood'The man behind the viral 'feral hog' tweet spoke out for the first time, and he shared that feral hogs invaded his yard several times
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As I wrote for TechCrunch recently So when I was moved to tears a few weeks ago, on seeing footage of groups of 18 Jewish protestors link arms to block the entrances to ICE detention facilities, bearing banners reading "Never Again" in reference to the Holocaust — these mostly young women risking their physical freedom and safety to try to help the children this country's immigration service is placing in concentration camps today, one of my first thoughts was: I can't cover that for my TechCrunch column.
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