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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Paige Brings Mark to Tears Paige VanZant and Mark Ballas' performance to "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" moved the normally in-control Ballas to to tears.
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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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They've read every message, with Dad being moved to tears.
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Needless to say the cabin fever drove me to tears.
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Fly knew the answer, so he forced himself to tears.
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Draymond Green later told reporters it reduced Curry to tears.
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One young person in particular reportedly moved Aniston to tears.
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Credit: Manjul DuttWe're bored to tears with ordinary green limes.
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In the caption, she admitted to being moved to tears.
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The scene was so hardcore it brought me to tears.
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The show of team spirit brought some parents to tears.
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After climbing from the car, Cindric was close to tears.
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He hugged her, and they were both close to tears.
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Laughter turned to tears when the couple exchanged personal vows.
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But once inside, experienced aid workers were moved to tears.
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The tribute brought many people in the audience to tears.
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She had to fight back to tears while slicing onions.
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"I'd watch Tuck & Patti bring people to tears," she said.
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This photo, a portrait of solitude, moved me to tears.
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The scene reduced many witnesses to tears, one traveler said.
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I witnessed that broadcast move Conservative Party audiences to tears.
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Check out the moment Meghan McCain was brought to tears.
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At least two audience members had been moved to tears.
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I've laughed myself to tears listening to Kruk and Kuip.
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Recounting the conversation with me brought Dr. Lin to tears.
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"My kids move me to tears all the time," he says.
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I've heard him curse, bringing people to tears with his words.
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"It brings me to tears when I watch her," Beyoncé said.
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It brings them to tears when they are talking about that.
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Stevie Wonder brings Corden to tears while serenading Corden's wife. 7.
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Even people who didn't vote for Obama were moved to tears.
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That actually moved us all to tears, I have to say.
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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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Hassabis has said that the match brought him close to tears.
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Which, in a former life, brought this coldhearted writer to tears.
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Cynthia Garippa, Stone's daughter, was brought to tears during the ceremony.
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I am middle-back, the one who looks close to tears.
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It is here that the cosmic comedian is moved to tears.
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Williams, 36, says thinking about that episode brings her to tears.
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Your emotions are heightened today, and you're brought to tears easily.
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I knew perfectly well how to reduce my victims to tears.
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A quick brush with show business reduced one boy to tears.
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"It's understandable that it would drive people to tears," he said.
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Whoever may be inspired to tears, that is up to them.
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Whoever may be inspired to tears, that is up to them.
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Duncan said deliberations were heated, evening bringing some jurors to tears.
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Their song was so beautiful that it moved people to tears.
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But five minutes later, Chiozza's heroics turned his triumph 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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At the opportune moment, both popped out — leading to tears and hugs.
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In almost every case, everyone was moved to tears, sometimes sobbing profusely.
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The repeated evidence of the icy relationship continuously pushed Frankel to tears.
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Alternatively, it could bore you to tears and make you fall asleep.
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"Emergency defecation situation," were the words that brought this woman to tears.
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WATCH: Arie Luyendyk Jr. Says This 'Bachelor' Contestant Brought Him to Tears!
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But when her dad, Stephen Dabney, opens it, he's moved to tears.
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The gesture was so moving, the entire family was driven to tears.
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To get roses on Valentine's Day from strangers brings them to tears.
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In this show, however, her portrayal of Ofglen brought me to tears.
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Her vocals were so moving that they brought the president to tears.
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"To have my children go through that, it brought me to tears."
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We're guessing it was enough to bring the birthday girl to tears!
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Kiriko Satsuma, a Japanese expat living in Australia, was reduced to tears.
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It brings me close to tears every time: the sweetness, the longing.
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Some K-pop stars can move audiences to tears with their voices.
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Randy, close to tears, recalled speaking to his father on the phone.
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And it's pushed me close to tears more than a few times.
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And at some point, all of this drives Peter's mother to tears.
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Many celebrities in the audience were shown crying or close to tears.
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A number of volunteers had been brought to tears by angry callers.
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Jordan&aposs subsequent performance in the scene reduced the extras to tears.
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As the thought brought him to tears, his neighbor patted his shoulder.
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For years I couldn't understand how this redaction moved anyone to tears.
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Several pieces in "World War I and America" bring me to tears.
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These are the surveys that brought him and his students to tears.
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Corker, the committee chair, was nearly moved to tears by Coons's gesture.
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Possibly. Have you ever seen a sunset that moved you to tears?
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Many television moments have brought viewers around the country to tears this year.
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The singer herself was moved to tears as she swelled with patriotic pride.
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The next morning, I arrived at my new doctor's office close to tears.
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We rounded up the best mascaras that won't bring you to tears, ahead.
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And her message in itself touched me – it made me come to tears.
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In trademark fashion, Ahr and Onfroy compare rain to tears in the song.
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In one moment, a sad turn of fate will bring you to tears.
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The lack of sympathy still brings her to tears as she describes it.
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I'm almost brought to tears by the stories she shares in this book.
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"I was brought to tears many times during the day," he told CNN.
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After her speech, a number of them berated her, bringing her to tears.
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This thought — I'm not going to be any fun — brought me to tears.
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It's also the one that reduces Rivers to tears in the clip above.
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When I was writing Chewing Gum, the storylines would move me to tears.
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Have you ever been brought to tears by a nauseating level of humblebragging?
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She said she was reduced to tears and left after arguing with Seagal.
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I think if he wasn't on the road, he'd be bored to tears.
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Musk boomeranged from laughter to tears during an interview with the NY Times.
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Now every phone looks the same, and consequently bores us all to tears.
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This adult-only haunted house could surely bring a grown man to tears.
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"It's a terrifying thing," Kimmel, told the audience while looking close to tears.
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Finding relaxing games that don't immediately bore me to tears is pretty tough.
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It moved me to tears, just like it did all those years ago.
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BWHAHAHAHAHAHHA Bill English is already boring me to tears & I like politics. pic.twitter.
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A man brought his pregnant wife to tears in the most heartwarming way.
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He says he was moved to tears by the pontiff's address to Congress.
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One sent him fifteen hundred dollars—a gift that reduced Garcia to tears.
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"It's a work that used to bring women to tears," Ms. Schneemann said.
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The granny is given the gift on Christmas morning and moved to tears.
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"My amazing hubby and incredible kids brought me to tears today!" she wrote.
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Every year, without fail, at least one holiday commercial brings me to tears.
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As Gaga spoke, she, and many in the crowd were moved to tears.
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PHILADELPHIA — Joseph R. Biden Jr. has a habit of bringing people to tears.
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He said "thank you" — closer to tears than I have ever seen him.
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Some of the lawyers and journalists covering the case were reduced to tears.
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That first potato is so good it very nearly brings me to tears.
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"It was a difficult day at home," said Raonic, who was close to tears.
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PK gives a heartfelt speech about his wife that brings them both to tears.
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Many people are moved to tears as they see the vibrant world around them.
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Sometimes it's unconscious and sometimes overpowering, as when a picture moves us to tears.
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Kamala Harris to tears recalling the day her mother was diagnosed with colon cancer.
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This one brought me to tears, Eva Strzelewicz wrote on the Tigers Facebook page.
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Instead, the teaser shows that several suitors will be reduced to tears — and sniffles!
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The only duo on The Voice this season is bringing Kelly Clarkson to tears!
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Warning: Get your Kleenex ready because this charming couple will bring you to tears.
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Bradley Cooper's Model GF Brought to Tears At WimbledonKanye & Desiigner: Party in the Hamptons!
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"The Scientist" would bring me to tears in my bedroom after listening on repeat.
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Here is the chorus: Please excuse me, for I have been reduced to tears.
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Set to Disturbed's cover of "Then Sound of Silence," it moved many to tears.
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Good eating How can you bring a table full of hungry EMTs to tears?
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The thought of wearing a Cubs uniform was enough to bring me to tears.
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By the film's end, Zellweger's performance moved many people to tears during my screening.
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The rental best man gives a speech, often bringing the rental guests to tears.
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Another, whom Moreno-Ocampo reduced to tears in meetings, defended him to me adamantly.
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Kwon has told his story for decades and it still drives him to tears.
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Multiple times a day, something I hear, see, or experience moves me to tears.
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I came close to tears as I waited for the Dutch chemist to return.
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Bergling's father gave a short speech that brought many in the pews to tears.
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And, it turns out, that message can move us to tears even as adults.
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Upon seeing segments of the net for first time, Hines was moved to tears.
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The speech moved her fellow peers to tears and elicited a rare standing ovation.
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After he failed with his third attempt the 170kg Salimi was reduced to tears.
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At least one young Knicks fan was caught on video being moved to tears.
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I was never even close to tears, though I heard sniffling from several sides.
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Mike was brought to tears when he saw their DNA was a 100% match.
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I'm going to sound like a sap, but it really brought me to tears.
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"Judy" is Renée Zellweger's best performance in years and will move you to tears.
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When the lights went down, his other emotions poured out, from laughter to tears.
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He never made me laugh here, but he did nearly bring me to tears.
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What Badoy watched touched her so deeply that it literally brought her 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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The extraordinary decency and courage of this act has brought me to tears this morning.
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David Francisco moved American Idol judges to tears last season before his audition even started.
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Over the past few days I have gotten messages that have brought me to tears.
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"You Are My Lucky Star" It was the song that brought Reynolds' character to tears.
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Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, is moved to tears as she cradles a sick child.
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"Some individuals were just brought to tears when they were notified about it," Kennedy said.
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Because this was such an emotional endeavor for her, she understandably was driven to tears.
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Orbison's son was moved to tears by the production built around his father, Becker said.
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This brings Brienne to tears — a reaction many viewers have protested as out of character.
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He dutifully complies and despite knowing his stuff, reciting the alphabet reduces him to tears.
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The memory of it, even 20 years later, almost brings Steven M. Gillon to tears.
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In a 2015 Instagram post, Deutch claimed the pillow she ordered brought her to tears.
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Often, he says, he has been moved to tears by "the beauty of people's kindness".
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But the moment when Tsumugi asks for a home cooked meal brought me to tears.
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The news brought everyone in the studio — along with some watching at home — to tears.
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Justin danced, chatted up fans and even explained why he was brought to tears ... sorta.
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Brees, a producer of the film, says viewers will be "moved to tears," after watching.
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Get the tissues ready — this holiday miracle would bring even the biggest Grinch to tears.
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Demi Lovato surfaced in Vegas Friday night for a performance that brought her to tears.
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Ariana Biermann is growing up fast — and it's bringing mom Kim Zolciak-Biermann to tears!
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Steinbrenner bullied Waldman to tears, then receded to more acceptable levels of boorishness days later.
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The footage reduced his two young sons, both altar boys at St. Sava's, to tears.
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Justin Bieber's performance at Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester concert moved the audience to tears.
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The agony of our decision — my decision — was unbearable and still brings me to tears.
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To be recognized in this way moves me to tears, the gratitude, the love, gahhhhhh!!
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At times, staff would hear him yelling at them, driving them to tears, staff said.
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The sight of food trucks brought starving residents to tears, a U.N. source told CNN.
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This 60-something white woman was sickened, outraged and brought to tears by these images.
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Portsmouth, it should not surprise us to learn, was close to tears throughout the proceedings.
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Lundqvist was brought to tears after the next day's game, an overtime loss at Washington.
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His first bra, a happy rite of passage for most girls, brought him to tears.
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But her victory on Tuesday was a social breakthrough that brought seasoned advocates to tears.
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Yet I was most shocked, almost to tears, by the far more restrained fourth piece.
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Muir is fantastic at both humor and horror, not to mention moving me to tears.
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India's tax system is so fiddly that it can reduce even grizzled executives to tears.
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Those listening at the Copacabana Palace were reduced to tears by some of the stories.
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You know what my son told me today, man, and I almost come to tears.
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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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"Ryan was backstage and close to tears," fellow season 23 contestant Jana Kramer told PEOPLE backstage.
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At one event, she was moved to tears by girls speaking at a school in London.
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When I tried to sleep, the combination of feeling starving and nauseous brought me to tears.
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Mrs May will not be the last prime minister to be brought to tears by Brexit.
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They dispersed, as noxious smoke also filled the underground station there, bringing train passengers to tears.
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Photo by Caitlin Webb Noisey: So was bringing someone to tears during "Wild Heart" the highlight?
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She appeared to be close to tears at times, but she was firm and dignified throughout.
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British diplomats paid to defend their country were reduced to tears in meetings with EU colleagues.
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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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Carter appeared to be close to tears as she listened, holding a tissue near her mouth.
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And, if you're a sucker for romantic stories, this show will undoubtedly move you to tears.
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According to Mulligan, being scrutinized by the paparazzi and media outlets once drove her to tears.
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They dispersed, as noxious smoke also filled the train station there, bringing train passengers to tears.
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It's the question that makes me the most emotional, bringing me close to tears every time.
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I am also moved to tears when Bernie Sanders humbly asks the DNC to nominate Hillary.
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The video, which brought both girls to tears, has been shared on Twitter over 60,000 times.
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She brought me to tears as I was sitting in Judiciary Committee listening to her story.
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During one tough weekend, the pub landlord went away and said chef reduced me to tears.
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I've done countless drawings since, but never again has anything I've drawn brought me to tears.
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Ruth Brinkmann-Seitz, a visitor to the exhibition, said the paintings had moved her to tears.
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"It's really very emotional and difficult to describe," Veith, close to tears, told Austrian broadcast ORF.
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"I was close to tears when we launched this project," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The memory of the last time she saw her eldest daughter, Suzan, brings her to tears.
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"My mom and I, we broke down to tears" at the "completely devastating" news, she says.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas moved Nick Jonas to tears shortly before they said "I do" last year.
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Recalling some of the influential bar masters he met in Japan actually moves him to tears.
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Shapiro's account is beautifully written and deeply moving — it brought me to tears more than once.
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A genuine question: were men out there brought to tears or shaking visceral response by that?
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But the reaction to tears from those men was wholly different from what Ms. Schroeder got.
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That by nighttime, my anger had melted away to tears, leaving me collapsed on the couch.
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That's vintage Beck, who said that the Fourth of July used to move him to tears.
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One hedge funder was brought to tears on national television over the idea of Warren winning.
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Ristine said in a Facebook post that she was "stirred to tears" by the scene outside.
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Despite, or because of, their simplicity, Rothko's paintings have been known to bring viewers to tears.
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I'm not ashamed to say that somewhere around this point, High School moved me to tears.
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When Joellen Simons saw her family&aposs holiday card this year, she was moved to tears.
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He talks to the comb as if it is his deceased grandmother, bringing himself 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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His improvised antics often reduced his co-stars - especially his close friend Korman - to tears of laughter.
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A tall, bald man came moments later and gruffly whispered in her ear, reducing her to tears.
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As he spoke for over two hours, with a television camera rolling, I was close to tears.
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Last week, the couple earned their very first perfect score, a moment that brought Motsepe to tears.
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McKenna explained his rise to fame and was brought to tears while chatting with his musical idol.
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"I think I've been a little close to tears," said Iaconetti after the shower about getting emotional.
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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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The food—prime rib or crab cakes—was free, and a dance performance brought many to tears.
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The footage brought many in attendance—including the judge, Althea Handy— to tears, the Baltimore Sun reports.
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Cocaine Physiologically, cocaine reduces blood flow in the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to tears and ulcerations.
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The result, a new anthology called Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It, reduced Gilbert to tears.
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And, of course, there is the book, still selling, still being read, still moving many 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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My husband is rolling with laughter — almost to tears at one point — and I enjoy it too.
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The incident brought at least one flight attendant to tears, one witness, Matt Tranchin, told the Times.
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He said Vargas was brought to tears when she heard what the company was doing for her.
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The memorial has the power to gently push you back — not to horror, but maybe to tears.
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Clinton's advisers to tears, but others asked a practical, and delicate, question: What might men be thinking?
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A video of them reading it went viral on social media and still moves me to tears.
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The orca's desire to communicate moved Griffin to tears, even as he continued working on its cage.
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Their integrity and tenacity, and their loyalty to one another, are enough to bring you to tears.
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This time, she sang "Karen Don't Be Sad" and "The Twinkle Song," which brought her to tears.
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In the clip, Emberlin kicks things off, bringing Locken (and many folks in the room) to tears.
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His latest show at the Met Breuer brought me to tears [read Creators talk with Marshall here].
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But his foot had worsened—once, when I called, in late November, he sounded close to tears.
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This faith was epitomized by a passage from Part 2 of "Don Quixote" that moved us to tears.
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It just brought me to tears, because I hadn't seen that kind of energy for a while.
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Just the sight of them moved his wife to tears the day she returned home without him.
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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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It brought him to tears Davis got to see his custom casket five years before his death.
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The subject, which brought her to tears at Wimbledon, has not been raised in news conferences here.
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For her great-niece's sake, she recounts this past, even though it often brings her to tears.
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There was a moment when I came close to tears, and it involved another set of words.
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When he needed tears, he drove actors to tears; when he needed fear, he raged at them.
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" Then, she said, "I turned around and saw my whole family and it brought me to tears.
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We know Pixar can handle superheroes, but a film about an anthropomorphic dumpling that moves you to tears?
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McElwain and his parents even met President George W. Bush, who said the video brought him 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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Paul McCartney Brings James Corden to Tears With Powerful &aposLet It Be&apos Duet on &aposCarpool Karaoke&apos
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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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U.S. Open and Australian Open champion Osaka appeared close to tears when she spoke to the media later.
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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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What I saw in my community in the past 24 hours has brought me to tears many times.
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Riss Gatsiounis said the meeting left her "close to tears" and she feared she had ruined her career.
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Although I had walked in calm and collected, I left the station feeling silly and close to tears.
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"Ryan was backstage and close to tears," Jana Kramer, a country music artist and dance contestant, told People.
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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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I do nothing but play video games outside of work, and every other hobby bores me to tears.
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Oprah Winfrey was brought to tears on Wednesday when she heard about the death of Mary Tyler Moore.
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Parents across Facebook shared the YouTube link in droves, many mentioning how the ad brought them 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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MVP for "Dragonstone": Sandor Clegane Finest Moment: The Hound's ten-word eulogy damn near brought me to tears.
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Life is too short for mundane beauty routines that bore you to tears day in and day out.
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How can you not be moved — not to tears but to a smile — when you meet such people?
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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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We went around the room and all repeated each other, while our classmates looked on, bored to tears.
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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 conversation itself, as well as the back-and-forth that followed, literally brought Myeshia Johnson to tears.
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Both were brought to tears during a joint interview earlier this year where they talked about their bond.
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You have just texted this person, calling him or her, an "asshole," and it has led to tears.
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That's right, the last vestiges of landfill indie's syphilitic corpse has reduced your boyfriend to tears of frustration.
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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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It nearly brought me to tears, having started my own anxious academic career at U.N.C. four decades ago.
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" The book, she adds, "is beautifully written and deeply moving — it brought me to tears more than once.
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She came close to tears as she pulled out a picture of him from the high school yearbook.
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He recognized his sergeants, fellow officers and mentors in the Army, nearly coming to tears as he spoke.
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George Michael is a rare and unique artist with a voice that could bring Grant Mitchell to tears.
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It was a show of raw grit that brought this particular writer, and many other people, to tears.
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ELIJAH CUMMINGS WAS A GODLY MAN✝️☮️ Brought to tears to wake up to this sad news.
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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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ALICE TENOLD, Milledgeville, Ga. "Grief Is the Thing with Feathers" at St. Ann's Warehouse moved me to tears.
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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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The episode didn't give us much, but it was more than enough to move fans to tears (spoilers ahead).
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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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It is oh so quiet on the bus today, thank goodness, because this novel almost brings me to tears.
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There are half a century's-worth of sweet, romantic Disney tunes to bring people to tears at a wedding.
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For me, with lifelong depression and anxiety, this experience has meant being brought to tears by the smallest kindnesses.
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The video was flooded with messages from people who said Matt's reaction to his father brought them to tears.
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Stefani's gesture brought the boy to tears, and the singer continuously hugged him and gave him words of encouragement.
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Mr. T brought Dancing with the Stars audiences and judges to tears on Monday night with his emotional performance.
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Movies provoke the deepest emotions in all of us — from laughter to tears to anger and everything in between.
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Underwood is prone to tears, something that made him an ideal candidate for this gig in the first place.
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Close to tears, Gordon touched his heart and looked up into the night sky as he crossed the plate.
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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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This moment, set within the first ten minutes of the game, was the moment that brought me to tears.
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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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Lin was onstage coming to tears as he explained that free agency was getting harder and harder for him.
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"It almost put me to tears," Walgamott said after using the LUKE Arm for the first time in 2017.
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It can stir people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and ... inflict great pain.
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It seemed to be somewhat of a catharsis: Laughter turned to tears turned to anger turned back to laughter.
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GAG activists say that becoming a Human Being is a powerful experience, one that often moves them to tears.
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Instead, they help each other, share ingredients, and are even occasionally brought to tears when their peers get eliminated.
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Kelly has since apologized twice, in a letter to colleagues and on-air, where she was reduced to tears.
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One anti-abortion lawmaker's comment that Veil "wanted to send children to the ovens" famously reduced her to tears.
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"When I found out, [it] just about brought me to tears," Gabriel Ballejos, Kingston's owner, told the local outlet.
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It was one of the most wrenching Modern Love essay ever published and quickly brought the internet to tears.
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"This gift was amazingly thoughtful, and brought our table of tired EMTs to tears," the squad posted on Facebook.
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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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One delegate said that some people on the floor were reduced to tears because of their disappointment and fury.
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Faced now with Patsy P. in all her unloveliness, Annie is moved nearly to tears at her own life.
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The prank reportedly brought Walmart employee Maria Leones — who has worked at the store for six years — 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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"Were men out there brought to tears or shaking visceral response by that?" asked New York magazine's Rebecca Traister.
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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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When he received the microphone to address Marbury, he could utter only a few sentences before succumbing to tears.
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To this day, he finds the song so affecting that the mere mention of it brings him to tears.
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My losses occurred five years ago, but I can still be triggered to tears by any mention of miscarriage.
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Megan Thee Stallion moved her grandmother to tears on Wednesday when the rapper gifted her a brand new truck.
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Ismail, reflecting on his decision to join the group, was at a loss for words, and close to tears.
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It's so large that it can be seen from space and so beautiful it can move visitors to tears.
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We are also both moved alternately to tears and to rage by the actions of the new American president.
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Capable of clearing the most insidious of blocked sinuses, food cooked with mala can also bring stoics to tears.
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It's so large that it can be seen from space, and so beautiful it can move visitors to tears.
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Television channels mixed pictures of those dead journalists with tribute notes and mournful music that brought viewers to tears.
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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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Manuel thanked his wife for her support and continued speaking, addressing the shooting and bringing the Beacon Theater to tears.
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The person who recorded the video told Eyewitness News the Taco Bell employee was reduced to tears over the incident.
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They elicit so many emotions from viewers, from tears of laughter to tears of joy – and that's just Queer Eye.
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The softness of his voice and sincerity in his eyes brought me to tears because I felt like a fraud.
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But their final performance of the season – a freestyle routine to "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" – brought Ballas himself to tears.
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I, of course, didn't realize the gravity of my words, but they were enough to drive my grandmother to tears.
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Hammer wrote that "Timmy was born to do exactly what he is doing"; the essay reportedly brought Chalamet to tears.
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He often reduced her to tears before a grand engagement so she'd look puffy-faced and red-eyed upon arrival.
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"My amazing hubby and incredible kids brought me to tears today!" she captioned a photo of the gift on Instagram.
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I wish I could hear the song that Kvothe won his talent pipes with and that brought everyone to tears.
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What followed was "Angela's Beautiful Life," a year of Busch documenting the family's triumphs and struggles, from smiles to tears.
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Also on Monday's episode, the only duo on the show this season brought the original American Idol winner to tears.
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The standing ovation Trump received lasted several minutes as the widow, Carryn Owens, was brought to tears in the Capitol.
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My wife and were literally brought to tears seeing how much love Alex and Ava and our family has received.
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Robby, being Robby, gushes aggressively about JoJo and asks her parents for her hand in marriage, moving them to tears.
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He also exposed the depths of his emotions, admitting that a large statue of Buddha once moved him to tears.
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Inside, visitors are brought to tears by what museum officials described only as "an organic compound" piped into the air.
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"I hate it, I really do," said Gaye Sorah, 59, who was close to tears at the thought of Brexit.
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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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"It's a gift to be in this final again," Lopez, who looked close to tears at the end, told reporters.
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The judges praised his "amazing ability to tell a story with images, some of which moved the jury to tears".
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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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For decades, viewers have been brought to tears by the saga of Old Yeller, a lovable lab who contracts rabies.
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When he physically abused me to the point of bringing me to tears, and I was crying, he then continued.
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The power of hundreds of thousands of antiwar voices was immense, and the songs brought both of them to tears.
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While "there's no crying in baseball," the film did have the kind of sentimental moments that moved audiences to tears.
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JONATHAN CAREY, WESTFIELD, N.J. To the Editor: Dear Oprah, Your speech at the Golden Globes brought the nation to tears.
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This season's new bakers are also a little more prone to tears or the occasional meltdown (looking at you, Rahul).
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He was a stunning writer who had the ability to pierce the heart, make one laugh, move one to tears.
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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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The host apologized twice, once on air where she was reduced to tears and once in a letter to staff.
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His only title came in 2009, when he reduced Federer to tears after a five-set victory in the final.
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He moved audiences to tears with melancholy love songs, and his sartorial elegance was copied in nightclubs across Latin America.
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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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They elicit so many emotions from viewers, from tears of laughter to tears of joy - and that's just 'Queer Eye.
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Expecting nothing, he opened a plain envelope to find hundreds of pounds and a letter that brought him to tears.
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My clearest memory of Paris is of subway stations with interminable passageways to the trains and being brought to tears.
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That's why, when she sits down at a piano and sings 'A Natural Woman,' she can move me to tears.
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"He'd bring you to tears literally with his words," Neil, the Points of Light board chairman, remembers of his dad.
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"This was such a powerful experience, and it honestly brought me to tears," one of the students, Sydney Labat, said.
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He later moved Cowell to tears during his quarterfinals performance ... after revealing his wife and daughter almost died during childbirth.
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Their vows to one another — about how getting married is easy, but staying married is hard — nearly bring Robert to tears.
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The star moved many to tears with her acceptance speech for favorite female pop/rock artist at the American Music Awards.
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During the appeals process, Brooks said people called him homophobic slurs in public, in one instance bringing a friend to tears.
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The holidays are usually when there's a proliferation of narrative commercials that reduce even the most angsty holiday shoppers to tears.
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And while a lot of our interests converge, we each also have activities we love that bore the other to tears.
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And the emotional reaction from the students was priceless — from jumps up and down to bear hugs to tears of joy.
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The support he offers his daughter throughout her entire pregnancy and the film is tender enough to bring you to tears.
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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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I won't spoil much here, but let me warn you, the first episode alone brought me to tears a few times.
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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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" Jana Kramer , who is partnered with Gleb Savchenko this season, said of the incident, "Ryan was backstage and close to tears.
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Naomi Osaka was close to tears after she was humiliatingly eliminated from the first round at the Wimbledon Championships on Monday.
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Such was her relief at being fit and back on court again, Rogers succumbed to tears after winning the opening set.
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George Lucas and producer Kathleen Kennedy introduced Lourd at the event, and their tribute to Fisher will move you to tears.
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The Voice coach, 36, belted the lyrics to the hymn with an ferocious passion that moved many in attendance to tears.
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" She also performed Wynonna's "Only Love" with Shelton and brought the crowd to tears with her original song, "The Last Tear.
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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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Read more: An Olympic gold medalist shared the emotional story of her miscarriage on YouTube — and it'll move you to tears
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The movie received an extended standing ovation after its screening in Toronto, with both Oyelowo and Asante coming close 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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My heart sank: He had arrived during the silent writing portion of the workshop, so he would be bored to tears.
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You know, I get letters every day from people all over the world, including kids, who — they bring me to tears.
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At times, the heat levels of her sambal reduced me to tears, but I never shied away from adding a scoop.
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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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During treatment, he was brought to tears by vocalists who had previously never moved him, like the Cuban singer Omara Portuondo.
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She writes fiction beautifully and also captures the South Asian immigrant experience so eloquently that it usually brings me to tears.
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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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Something that moved you to tears leaves me stone-cold; something I found indelible, intricate, and well-designed makes you shrug.
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Kimmel brought to tears DeGeneres honored Kimmel's infant son, Billy, by dedicating a room at Children's Hospital Los Angeles after him.
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At association meetings, where the tension is most pronounced, discussions about academic competition in the district have brought some to tears.
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María Claudia Chura—the diminutive former student whom Ayoroa had brought to tears—gave Seidler a hug and a nervous grin.
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There were no more white belts at the project, a problem so profoundly perplexing that it almost brought Miguel to tears.
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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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What Ben Davis thought would be just another pep rally ended in a surprise that brought the 16-year-old to tears.
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Ultimately, it is Bow's own unsettled sense of identity that brings her to tears at the thought of Junior preferring white women.
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When she responds that she will "always love [him] no matter what," his apparent relief is enough to bring anyone to tears.
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He is older than expected, with sandy gray hair that reminds me of the other ICE attorney who reduced Anna to tears.
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The former Friends star fielded questions from young people in the audience, including a particularly poignant one that brought her to tears.
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She explained that she was brought to tears after hearing he was out of food at home and needed some from school.
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"Seeing the reactions now from the photos Halie and Alec captured just brings me to tears every time," Jaquie told Fox 59.
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Malcolm X's eldest daughter, Attallah Shabazz, came close to tears recalling the man who was the last close connection to her father.
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The unprecedented destruction brought leading reef scientist Terry Hughes, who runs the ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, to tears.
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Ms García's Gloria was a woman approaching the social challenges of middle age with a fearsome confidence, occasionally reducing Arnold to tears.
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"We have no regrets ... we have not given up," he said, moving some witnesses to tears, and spurring sustained applause from supporters.
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"From laughter to tears, I can honestly say that I've loved you every step of the way," Kroy says in his vows.
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Which leads us to... Tears #2: Emily Kufrin cries Emily Kufrin is a low-key standout of this season of The Bachelorette.
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The stylist was thrilled that I'd found a dress that brought me to tears on our first visit to a bridal salon.
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According to Chalamet, the essay, in which Hammer shared his experience of watching a new star be born, brought him to tears.
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The vote moved members of the audience to tears, many of whom have fought for such recognition for years, if not decades.
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But, one moment that brought everyone to tears was when Brie Larson was filmed hugging Emma Stone after she won Best Actress.
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And they asked the judge to reread the charges and replay a 911 call, which brought some of Gurley's relatives to tears.
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Barkan's series of interviews, by contrast, tapped real emotion: Several of the candidates he interviewed were reduced to tears during the proceedings.
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Kelsey Hallerman, 25, and her sister, Maddie, 24, gave their older sister, Caitlin, a wedding toast that brought wedding guests 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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" Randy, who was inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame in October, brought the audience to tears when he sang "Amazing Grace.
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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 responsible / For every time I fought with you," he raps, halfway to tears over Dadras and Sporting Life's woozy beat.
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Crazy Rich Asians brought me to tears of joy, but every character in the film was highly educated, fantastically wealthy, or both.
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But 4 gave us "1+1," the ballad dedicated to her husband that still, years later, brings her to tears in concerts.
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"You would see young women, particularly, reduced to tears," Brian Hill, at one time BHS's head of men's wear, told Mr. Shah.
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Ms. Hall wrote that the pharmacist repeatedly and loudly asked her why she needed the prescriptions, which nearly brought her to tears.
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Yet the rais never lacked for admirers on the left, and his final illness moved at least one BBC reporter to tears.
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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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Eventually the weight of each new killing brings her to tears, and it's difficult not to identify with her sadness and exhaustion.
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One time, he snapped so sharply at a student who had used his yoga mat that he reduced the guy to tears.
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A teacher told CNN that attendees were brought to tears when students sang a song written in the aftermath of the shooting.
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A burly farmer was reduced to tears, and warmly embraced by Mr Biden, as he described his late wife's esteem for him.
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The support is sometimes so affecting that it brings her to tears: "[The community] is really intuitive around harassment itself," she says.
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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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She was great at juggling, but not the best in distance running, yet she would exhaust herself to tears during physical tests.
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Close to tears, she said she had spent days and nights in the cellar of a neighbour's house, taking refuge from the shelling.
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In the interview, he admitted that he'd likely "bored you [Harry] to tears over so many years" with his discussion of environmental issues.
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We both panicked and I was close to tears before my boyfriend went out for more ice in the middle of the night.
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Speaking with BBC Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw, the Logan Lucky star said his master plan brought his Step Up costar to tears.
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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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It was not uncommon for Arumugam to verbally dress down subordinates in front of each other, bringing some to tears, these people said.
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DiBella says the outpouring of support since has brought her to tears, but has also helped to ease the heartbreak of losing Brian.
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A basketball high school crowd almost reduced American singer-songwriter Khalid to tears once, when they chanted at him that he couldn't sing.
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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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She clutched her chest as she spoke about life in Zimbabwe under Mugabe's rule, and her trembling voice eventually gave way to tears.
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And where the infectious upbeat bop made us dance, "Halo" became the official song of empathy worldwide and brought us all to tears.
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Moving America to tears each week with his powerful performances on The Voice, Jordan Smith appeared to sail through NBC's hit singing competition.
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You might know it better as the star of Breaking Bad, though its purity and potency would drive Walter White to tears: Methamphetamine.
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On Sunday, the Full House star, 52, was brought to tears at the TV Land Icon Awards while accepting the Timeless Icon statuette.
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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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But I mourn now what I lost, and it's the everyday experiences of girlhood I missed that really bring me to tears today.
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She opens up more in our time together than I've ever known her to do publicly — at one point being brought to tears.
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The video's a little eerie ... Theresa had just arrived at Reagan National Airport in D.C. where she nearly brought a fan to tears.
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For many, the sense of loss can be nearly overwhelming, and the aroma of a once-favorite meal can reduce them to tears.
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Their best performance on the show was a warm-up rehearsal, singing "Free Bird" for Naomi Judd, and that reduced her to tears.
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The two ballads on Kind of Blue—"Flamenco Sketches" and "Blue in Green"—will bring you to tears, even on the thousandth listen.
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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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At her 68th birthday party last week, she was reduced to tears as a trio serenaded her with some of the old standards.
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She also performed at President Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 and famously moved the 44th president to tears during a performance in 2015.
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Although the soprano doesn't identify personally with the character of Musetta, the end of "La Bohème" brings Ms. Garifullina to tears every time.
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"I definitely appreciated, I guess, the concern that the office had …" Rzonca said on March 19, her voice trailing off, leading to tears.
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Alonso assured fans that baseball will resume after the coronavirus outbreak is over and brought the woman to tears with his kind words.
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That point is driven home with a final scene that is likely to move audience members to tears, just as it does Diane.
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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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"In my opinion Richard Nixon has done many wonderful things for his country," Mr. Railsback said on the House floor, close to tears.
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Tosta is nearly brought to tears when she considers how different the audition process for the Freeform drama felt to prior casting nightmares.
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I've had multiple emails bring me to tears and they remind me that I need to keep my eyes looking towards the future.
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These performances bring theatergoers to tears through the expression of their subjects' deeply felt, ultimately unconquerable pain, which both maimed and inspired them.
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" Biden ended with a line that brought many in the audience to tears: "To paraphrase Shakespeare: we shall not see his like again.
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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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Or when immigration officials detain and humiliate to tears a beloved 70-year-old Australian children's author on her 117th visit to America.
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The video, which featured each of his grand slam victories, was met by huge cheers from the crowd and reduced Nadal to tears.
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Quite the opposite: Some fans have written that, by letting them experience childhood from their parents' perspective, it had moved them to tears.
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"I've seen them perform this song live three times, and it never fails to bring me to tears," Business Insider's John Ore says.
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Just as only some novels or films move a viewer to tears, audiences will not be won over by a poorly crafted VR experience.
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Rand emigrated, eventually settling in New York (a city which moved her to tears of joy when she saw it for the first time).
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Couple that with a John Williams score playing in the background, and such a scene has the capability to bring grown men to tears.
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After taking the stage to accept her award, she proceeded to level the audience with a soaring speech that brought some there to tears.
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It's a tale of wonder and disatisfaction, the sort of sudden psychedelic realization that's just beautiful and broken enough to bring you to tears.
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Cheers turned to tears of joy as Jarmon took home the prize, with her boyfriend Johnny Murrell joining her onstage shortly after her win.
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Much of his agitation, even to tears, came from the urge to write itself; what he was to write about, and in what form.
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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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The haka is an important part of New Zealand's Māori culture, but it's not often that you see it bring a bride 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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Mandy Moore is getting used to bringing viewers to tears on This Is Us, but she couldn't handle the yowls of her cat Fig.
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Audiences were brought to tears after hearing 14-year-old Evie Clair's moving performance for her father, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden talked about how he overcame his stutter at a CNN town hall that moved some audience members to tears.
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After lunch, jurors asked to the judge to reread the charges, and replay the 911 call -- which brought some of Gurley's relatives to tears.
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After losing five family members in a deadly 1985 flood in West Virginia, the sound of heavy rains still brings Katina Cochran to tears.
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After Townsend's performance of James Bay's "Let It Go" — a performance that brought Bryan to tears — Bryan opened up about his own similar experience.
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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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Lady Gaga brings Oscars audience to tears with empowerment anthem Lady Gaga, who is known for her progressive views, is no stranger to politics.
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The poignant conclusion sees the frosty Hugo breaking into laughter and then giving way to tears as he looks over some old love letters.
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South Korea's femalewater poloteam were reduced to tears after finally scoring a goal in the world championships after conceding 94 goals on the trot.
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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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But how do you determine what's suitable for their grade level but also inclusive and entertaining enough that they won't be bored to tears?
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Throughout the pitch, Bey's love for her company is apparent, and she was even brought to tears when talking to the Sharks about it.
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The next day, Park delivered a televised apology, where she appeared close to tears as she vowed to accept direct investigation into her actions.
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I have to admit that when I watched the video, it almost brought me to tears — I mean, this little powerhouse is super inspiring!
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Muay Thai has brought her to tears of sadness, but is also responsible for some of the highest points of her life as well.
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People are praising the singer for her "act of political rebellion," with many saying the performance gave them chills and moved them to tears.
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NY Mets superstar Pete Alonso surprised a sick fan with a video message -- and the gesture was so heartfelt, it brought her to tears!
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" Ben Brantley, the New York Times' chief drama critic, later wrote that the monologue "brought shattered audiences to tears when Sammy Williams delivered it.
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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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But he was also capable of reducing them to tears with comic impersonations at the piano and his letters show up his caustic wit.
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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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She was an overachiever: One time, in high school, she was so distraught over placing fourth in class that she was reduced to tears.
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A woman is brought to tears by a psychic reading that involves a donkey; in another episode, a series of vulva portraiture flashes onscreen.
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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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We've fallen in love with Malik, Cassidy, and Nicky, leaving us more open to the likelihood that their characters will bring us to tears.
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"It is definitely them — until now, all we had was hope," Mr. Vouardoux said, adding that the news had reduced several residents to tears.
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Users can also wield a lightsaber, an experience that Dobbs Beck says brought some fans to tears at the Game Developers Conference in March.
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Not for nothing, the sight of women kicking this much ass in front of and behind the camera is literally moving audiences to tears.
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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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Sure, a computer can sift through data and maybe even piece together a basic sentence—but can it write prose that brings you to tears?
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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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Remembering that and thinking about how many underprivileged kids must be experiencing this on a daily basis is why Carlos's story brought me to tears.
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I mean, there are only so many times a person can do winged liner and red lips in a month without boring themselves to tears.
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"When I read [my character] Sophia's assault in her own salon, that brought me to tears," Cox says of in a video exclusive to PEOPLE.
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Lauren Alaina brought Heather Hillebrand to tears on Sunday during a meet and greet with the Indiana mother's 7-year-old son AJ, who's blind.
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Country singer Trisha Yearwood says she was brought to tears while recording her songs – which she will sing live during Sunday's telecast – for the soundtrack.
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When an elderly Sister kisses Pius's face, he wipes away the affection with a napkin and gives her a lecture that brings her to tears.
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My songs are very personal and for the crowds to respond so well and so openly brought me close to tears at a few shows.
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And if that shot of SZA and her mom having a real moment doesn't move you to tears, I don't know what's wrong with you.
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"The fan mail that he gets just brings me to tears sometimes the way he affects peoples' lives that he hasn't even met," she adds.
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Jackson, who brought viewers to tears by insisting "you can't fix ugly," announced in March that he had popped the question — for a second time.
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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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But the weight of how she treated Ana brings her to tears as she grapples with whether or not she's ready to navigate hard situations.
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The pre-recorded segment brought many unsuspecting fans to tears as they were able to meet the first lady and express their thanks in person.
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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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As reported by ET Online, Sara Bareilles is slated to sing during the Oscars In Memoriam segment and her performance might move you to tears.
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After Townsend's performance of James Bay's "Let It Go" — a performance that brought Bryan to tears — Bryan opened up about a similar loss he experienced.
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When her much-hyped 2015 U.S. Open appearance ended in the semifinals, I cried — the only sports event to bring me to tears since childhood.
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The man who brought Queer Eye viewers to tears by insisting "you can't fix ugly" has fixed his relationship with the love of his life.
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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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These mothers and their stories will bring people to tears because their pain is real and palpable, but will their stories translate to youth voters?
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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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Roger Federer was reduced to tears during a trophy celebration and post-match interview after he won a record 10th Swiss Indoors title in Basel.
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For the first time since we started watching him on this show, our bachelor was immune to tears from a woman — his mother, at that.
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Duncan said the deliberations were heated at times, leading some jurors to tears at one point, but that politics did not influence their decision-making.
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You may now be halfway to tears, a physical response brought on by the presence of literally every possible emotion suddenly coursing through your veins.
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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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Duke can go a few rounds in the boxing ring, but he can also bring you to tears or make you quietly ponder your existence.
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Her words came attached to a video showing her and her son's first skin-to-skin contact, which appeared to bring them both to tears.
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When protesters did attempt to reason with those determined to detain Xu, they were shouted down, with many reduced to tears from fear and frustration.
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An emotional story from a woman separated from her mother in the hospital dying of COVID-19 brought a CNN anchor to tears Monday afternoon.
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Demi Lovato moved audiences in Miami's Hard Rock Stadium and those of us at home to tears with her heartfelt rendition of the national anthem.
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A religious chanter brought the crowds to tears as he recalled how Mr. Rafsanjani helped to oust Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in the 1979 revolution.
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"Thank you sooo much babe @offsetyrn I can't believe it 😱," Cardi captioned a video of herself being brought to tears by the gorgeous gift.
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Despite it being only a single corn chip, the snack can bring people to tears, make them chug milk, vomit, and completely ruin their day.
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Three people gave emotional tributes to Bolanos and Field in court Friday before the sentencing, at one point moving one of the prosecutors to tears.
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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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Game of Thrones was clearly a big part of these actors' lives for many years, and it was so impactful that Clarke was brought to tears.
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" Several Twitter users said the speech brought them to tears, while others marveled at its positive tone in an election year marked by blunt exchanges. "Mrs.
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Tway, who said his victory had probably reduced his father to tears, beat Ryan Moore and Brandt Snedeker to claim the title in Napa, northern California.
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The video of Omran Daqneesh, a young boy sitting in the back of an ambulance, shocked and covered in dust, moved people to tears in August.
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The singer brought everyone – including herself – to tears in February when she performed "Piece by Piece" after guest-judging on the show for the first time.
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Indeed, as the New York Times reported in 2015, Amazon has experimented with data-driven management techniques known to drive some white-collar workers to tears.
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White, 31, was brought to tears last week at the 2018 Winter Olympics after his historic, gold-medal-winning final run in the men's halfpipe event.
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While there are a number of reasons a teen can drive their mother to tears, Marie Osmond's daughter Abigail only makes her cry with loving words.
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But since youngest sister Kylie Jenner wasn't there, the 20-year-old received a special FaceTime call — which moved the (also-pregnant!) beauty guru to tears.
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"When I think about what kind of dog he was to begin with and what he's developed into, it still brings me to tears," she says.
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During Sunday's episode, Richie was brought to tears after hearing the story of 17-year-old Virginia native, Shayy, who became legally blind one year ago.
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From visions that would bring Terrence McKenna to tears, to states of deep internal realization, Freeman says he bore witness to the power of the profound.
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Sometimes I just want to de-stress with calming sounds, but soothing fake nature noises make me uncomfortable, and serene meditation music bores me to tears.
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NBC's Matt Lauer says he was reduced to tears when he watched President Obama surprise Vice President Biden with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Thursday.
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Kelly Marie Tran was brought to tears as she stepped onto the stage of Star Wars Celebration on Friday and was greeted with a standing ovation.
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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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It will make the difference between pasta dough that is smooth and easy to roll, and a lumpy, unmanageable dough that will drive you to tears.
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I've seen them six times, in England and Spain, since that period—each time I've both thrown myself around a venue and been reduced to tears.
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The impassioned and eloquent seven-minute speech — which Khan said he delivered without using a teleprompter — brought some members of the crowd in Philadelphia to tears.
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And in 2018, when at least one headline a day threatens to reduce us to tears, who needs more doom and gloom in their media diet?
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Later he reduced me to tears with "I Will Always Be Your Dad," his song about a son who had left home for the Marine Corp.
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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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"The Human Comedy," an adaptation by William Dumaresq of the bittersweet William Saroyan novella about a California family during World War II, brought me to tears.
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But even so, now, throwback videos of her interrogating Toni Braxton to tears live on Instagram Explore pages alongside images of her smiling with Harvey Weinstein.
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" When they walked him to the train station at the end of the visit, she said, "I'm sorry, I know you've probably been bored to tears.
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The 21-year-old was almost reduced to tears in the third set and even threw her racquet away in frustration at some of her shots.
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Without the pummeling too-muchness, it could never overwhelm you the way this production does: "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" inexplicably reduces hardened critics to tears.
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"Thank you sooo much babe @offsetyrn I can't believe it 😱," Cardi captioned a video of herself as she is brought to tears by the gift.
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It's a feeling that goes beyond admiration, and it looks a lot like when Lin-Manuel Miranda is almost brought to tears meeting his childhood hero.
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So, for Conner it was a no-brainer to meet Marsili on Sunday ... and the scene was so emotional, it brought Richie's pal, Rusty, to tears.
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The gift, understandably, moved Andrade's wife to tears as she explained how she previously had to borrow a friend's car just to transport the whole family.
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A basketball fanatic, Kyrgios appeared to be close to tears as he walked out on court only a few hours after the death of Kobe Bryant.
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Reduced to her brassiere and rose-tinted panties, she recalled that a recent visit to her former home in Baton Rouge, La., brought her to tears.
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We saw it before not long ago — and not just in the split-second in which he all but reduced Carrie to tears in this episode.
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Itchy new clothes, long lines, being handed to a stranger and general sensory overload have reduced generations of children to tears on plenty of Santas' laps.
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The Seahawks' Michael Bennett brought a military wife to tears of understanding as he exchanged views with veterans outside the gates of the team's practice complex.
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And I think if something moves you to tears it means it's really important to you, I don't see why you should not be hell-bent.
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I was close to tears at many points, proud of my grandfather, of the space program, of John's enduring enthusiasm for humankind's exploration of our universe.
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And Snook is a master at playing tough to the point that when Logan finally reduces Shiv to tears in "Austerlitz," it comes as a shock.
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It's worth skipping to the end to hear Blue Origin Flight Scientist Philip Hahn come very close to tears over seeing New Shepard touch down safely.
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If there is a better way to reduce an adult human to tears than by showing them a Pixar movie, modern science has yet to find it.
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The sight of this frightened pachyderm child — yes, even a fake one— cowering atop a burning building during a clown skit gone wrong drove me to tears.
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In a Good Morning America interview set to air on Tuesday, Bush said his middle daughter was distraught by the tape, and it brought her to tears.
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At the reception, the guitarist's 14-year-old daughter Sophia sang and played "At Last" on piano for the newlywed's first dance, bringing the room to tears.
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Anna was quickly brought to tears as she held her daughter, knowing Alya would now be able to speak, hear and experience all life has to offer.
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"Natalie" is still one of my favorite songs to sing in the shower, and "It Will Rain" can bring me to tears with just a few notes.
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"Too much emotion" is a familiar state for a twenty-something, and feeling for Hannah's tangled personal life is enough to bring a wandering millennial to tears.
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The human rights advocate and mother gave a speech that brought her husband to tears, and revealed the most adorable details about their marriage and early relationship.
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That alone was enough to bring me to tears; Black women have never been present at this type of event, much less asked to perform at one.
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She was joined by her husband John Krasinski, who recently told Ellen DeGeneres that he was brought to tears after seeing the movie for the first time.
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Mercury boasted a four-octave range that at could bring an entire stadium to its feet in one moment and move them to tears in the next.
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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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Osaka was reduced to tears as American eighth seed Keys claimed a dramatic 25-22 25-53 25-24(4) comeback win to reach the fourth round.
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Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk didn't have a heated argument that drove her to tears ... she just needed some Claritin ... according to people who know them, anyway.
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Her Czech doubles partner was reduced to tears at courtside during the incident and led a flood of messages of support for Mattek-Sands on social media.
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He replied by FaceTiming Aoki, and together they recounted making the track in Las Vegas, and how playing it for Diesel's girlfriend brought the actor to tears.
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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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I explained that I had felt close to tears when the grandmother and the dog received the letter in Heaven and it made the dog's tail wag.
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Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-min was reduced to tears after being sent off for a challenge that saw Everton midfielder Andre Gomes snap his ankle on Sunday.
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While there, she gave a speech that reduced the audience to tears—an audience that, by chance, included Thurgood Marshall and the Howard law professor Leon Ransom.
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If I was hurting watching her father being strangled to death, if it brought me to tears, I can't even imagine where she was in that moment.
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But those who stayed were, like me, driven close to tears (and it should be noted that in Tunisia the band is seen as a national treasure).
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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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Sean Spicer was reduced to tears after his big debut on "Dancing with the Stars" -- but he wasn't crying out of sadness ... the guy was actually overjoyed.
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The sight of Koscielny on the ground in the Europa League semi-final, screaming for help as he clutched a ruptured Achilles tendon, brought me to tears.
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That seems indicative of the world we're living in — a movie about a warmhearted but still often caustic journalist like Molly Ivins can move people to tears.
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It's that kind of generosity that brought "Today" host Hoda Kotb to tears last week ... and Drew says he fully understands why she got so choked up.
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Before they got in the car, Paige said, "You have to take care of Henry," handing off responsibility for her brother and reducing viewers everywhere to tears.
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To the listeners, the pattern was indecipherable, but somehow the experience of hearing those two notes oscillating in the air moved many in the crowd to tears.
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Jeannie Mai was brought to tears on Wednesday's episode of The Real while comparing her new relationship with Jeezy to her marriage to ex-husband Freddy Harteis.
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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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Lemon was brought to tears in his closing message: "Gwen, you were a black woman who thrived in this brutal business, you transcended race and gender," Lemon said.
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Last week, Molly was reduced to tears because of an Apple TV, this week she's sent on an unnecessary expedition to retrieve a super fan from the audience.
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If it wasn't official before, then Candace Payne made it official when she put on a Chewbacca mask and laughed herself to tears in her car last Thursday.
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The boy in the ambulance In August 2016, photos of a little boy, bloodied and covered in dust on the back of an ambulance, moved people to tears.
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Outside of any context, which is how I first watched this video, Clifford seems to be brought to tears by the mere thought of going out to eat.
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Attallah Shabazz The eldest daughter of Malcolm X, Attallah Shabazz came close to tears recalling the man who was the last close connection she had to her father.
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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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The actress, who watched the Grammy Awards from home, took to Snapchat on Monday, letting the world in on her secret; Adele's performance really brought her to tears.
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These days, you can get a beautiful, massive display that would have driven even the most dedicated early adopter to tears a decade ago for less than $1,000.
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As someone who went to a big basketball college (#GoOrange!) I was literally brought to tears seeing Zoey and her freshman floormates meltdown over their team's massive win.
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Being able to travel for work — and do things like shooting on a mountaintop in Utah — brings me to tears, because I never imagined myself behind the lens.
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The adrenaline-quickening, soul-shredding depictions of the horrors of slavery that are often forgotten and conveniently left out of American history books brought me to tears twice.
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In 1992, in a speech at a New Hampshire Elks lodge just before the state's primary, he drove grown men to tears as he described their economic struggles.
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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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Across the island of 24 million people, the first gay and lesbian couples in Asia legally tied the knot, to tears and applause from their friends and family.
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Green MPs only backed the deal by one vote after an emergency meeting and Vice premier Asa Romson of the Greens was close to tears at the announcement.
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Some lawmakers have come to tears during their speeches, while one of them sang and another read aloud from George Orwell's "1984," according to a South Korean newspaper.
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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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The Game 214 loss meant that the 22019ers were bounced out of the playoffs, and Embiid was brought to tears after nearly blocking Kawhi Leonard's last-second shot.
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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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The tougher people I know said it was the bugs covering their knuckles, or biting their eyes until they were swollen shut, that finally reduced them to tears.
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As a reminder, Kimmel caused a national media firestorm in May with his emotional monologue about his newborn son's health condition that moved many -- including me -- to tears.
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When I started performing and singing and acting, it made my soul feel like it was alive and swelling, and watching people perform would bring me to tears.
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Céline Dion's son, René-Charles Angélil, brought his mother (and everyone watching at home) to tears on Sunday night when he presented her with the Billboard Icon Award.
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For opposition fans, he was an intolerable player, a thorn in the side the discomfort of which would reduce them to tears of frustration and grimaces of pain.
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It's this really deep, profound passion, and when he lets it out, I've been reduced to tears in practice sometimes because, oh my God, I get blown away.
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But even now, visitors are sometimes brought to tears as they walk through the exhibits that trace some of the most traumatic days and weeks in American history.
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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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Volker Beck, a Green Party legislator and longtime campaigner for gay rights, is retiring, and he was close to tears as he spoke to reporters after the vote.
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Performing in Pyongyang in 2002, that thought brought Yoon to tears on stage after he saw an older woman in the audience who reminded him of his grandmother.
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At times, Booker's stump speech could assume the quality of a TED Talk or a sermon, moving members of the audience to tears and converting many to supporters.
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One afternoon, this young Californian was reduced to tears when others in our program pushed her to explain why she believed America was the greatest nation on earth.
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In part of the video, a girl texts her mom while hiding in a bathroom stall, a scene she said brought her to tears when she watched it.
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The things, however, that still have the power to cripple me, reduce me to tears and knock me sideways are simple passing comments and ignorant judgment from others.
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Michael Bock, a former sergeant in the special victims division, said Ms. Bashford had questioned Ms. Battilana for hours about her statements in Italy, reducing her to tears.
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In 2015, she brought Obama and others to tears with a triumphant performance of "Natural Woman" at a Kennedy Center tribute to the song's co-writer, Carole King.
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The storyline did nothing but cause speculation of her exit, a risky move considering the age of the show, and bore at least one fan (me) to tears.
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Miami (CNN)On a week during which Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood remembered thousands of Haitian earthquake victims, racially tinged remarks attributed to America's President brought some to tears.
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In Balmoral, a village southwest of Sydney where fires destroyed homes on Saturday, donations to the rural fire service filled the station and brought some firefighters to tears.
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Toward the end, soundtracked by an ancient ritualistic song and its accompanying music that brings the mother camel to tears, the baby comes to suckle and is embraced.
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"There's very few, if any, who you know will be studied centuries from now," he says, noting she moved President Obama to tears with a performance just last year.
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And Hank's eventual abandonment of Darren (which wounds him so deeply we see him come close to tears recounting it) is what drives Darren to create the Yellowjacket suit.
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One veteran the organization helped who found a home after three years of being homeless was brought to tears minutes after he received the key to his new home.
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Adelmund recalled being brought to tears when seeing the news on June 17 of immigrant children being separated from parents and held in cage-like structures at the border.
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Some opposition MPs have come to tears during their speeches, while one of them sang and another read aloud from George Orwell's "1984," according to a South Korean newspaper.
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This is what used to come to mind when I thought of Ali Wong: a very pregnant, very funny standup, someone who'd brought me close to tears from laughing.
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Coffey is a self-professed lover of a good cry — she's been brought to tears over everything from spilling an iced latte to not being A$AP Rocky's girlfriend.
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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 following year it was a hero's welcome received at Glastonbury, rather than two homecoming nights in Hyde Park in London, that brought Damon Albarn, Blur's frontman, to tears.
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"I just drove by South Broward High School and it brought me to tears because I have hope that OUR generation IS and WILL make a change," wrote another.
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As a well-known crier, it's no surprise seeing Donatella stumble through her own brother's bloody murder scene and deal with the subsequent shocking trauma brought me to tears.
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Describing a moment that moved her to tears, Karas wrote that she watched as every person made an effort to say something to the grandmother before exiting the aircraft.
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Read on for more on the pivotal fashion moment that nearly brought Lula to tears; how Chicago is welcoming her bourgeoning business; and her key advice to entrepreneurs everywhere.
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Tamra Judge was brought to tears on Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County, as she and fellow Housewife Vicki Gunvalson confronted their fractured friendship while on vacation in Iceland.
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"It's amazing to be back playing against Stan in a final like that, he was playing unbelievable," Murray, who appeared close to tears at the end, said on court.
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Hosts like Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, and Liev Schrieber all lose it, but perhaps nothing tops Aidy Bryant coming close to tears after Seth Meyers jumps on her bed.
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Kelly Clarkson full-on broke down -- not once but several times -- during her incredibly emotional return to the "American Idol" stage ... an appearance that brought the judges to tears.
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On Wednesday, the musician and Idol judge was brought to tears after hearing the story of 17-year-old Virginia native, Shayy — who became legally blind one year ago.
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Amber Rose was brought to tears after her new BF -- Def Jam Records exec Alexander 'AE' Edwards -- threw her a surprise birthday party ... and scored MAJOR points doing it.
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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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PARIS (Reuters) - Simona Halep was close to tears on Saturday after ending a long wait for herself and an even longer one for Romania by winning the French Open.
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His headache was terrible, almost as bad as it had been in the hospital, where it had brought the man to tears — something his wife had never seen before.
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During the Easter weekend, there had been an argument over their living arrangements, which had brought Cusk to tears, and they'd had a "seminal" conversation to hash things out.
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Noor Alexandria Abukaram said she was reduced to tears after finding out her personal best time of 22 minutes and 22 seconds wouldn't count because of her religious headdress.
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The next thing you know, people are scaling the store's shelving, tossing themselves into displays, kicking around merchandise, incurring the ire of managers, and, occasionally, reducing employees to tears.
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In fact, Alexander first publicly announced that he was HIV-positive in a powerful TED talk at the University of the Arts London, which reduced his audience to tears.
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Despite being disappointed and while she may succumb to tears or, in a remotely possible outburst of anger, break something, the defeat would be put behind her by Thursday.
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In this context, his social media persona becomes a poignant archetype: the old soldier, hyper-competent in situations that would reduce most men to tears, befuddled by civilian life.
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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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Hearing that song at that specific moment moved me to tears, heightening the emotion of the scene—achieving the perfect coalesce between song and scene every soundtrack aims for.
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So, tune in -- and don't be surprised if these stories bring you to tears (happy ones!) and make you want to adopt a furry friend from your local shelter.
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In 1997, he moved an entire Emmy Awards audience full of celebrities to silence, and some to tears, when he instructed them to think of someone they owed gratitude.
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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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President Ronald Reagan brought many people in the nation to tears with a speech after the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986 that killed everyone on board.
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Rivers was brought to tears recalling how she was put on leave and explaining how her personal photo collection had been deleted and the rest of her equipment confiscated.
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Khan spoke slowly and deliberately about being Muslim and being American, using strong words that questioned Trump's integrity and patriotism, and moving many in the Philadelphia audience to tears.
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DeMarcus Cousins brought Sacramento to tears with his heartfelt speech expressing his love of Kings fans and the city following his shocking trade to the Pelicans earlier this month.
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Then Ma Swift gave the footage to Jimmy Fallon, so that we could all enjoy the sight of her being brought nearly to tears by a bunch of bananas.
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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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It wasn't that the roasted cauliflower on my plate was so spicy that it brought me to tears, though the heavy-handed dash of cayenne pepper certainly didn't help.
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Brandi Redmond was brought to tears on Wednesday's Real Housewives of Dallas as pal Stephanie Hollman checked in on how she's been managing life with a new infant at home.
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On Sunday's episode of ABC's "Shark Tank," one pitch not only moved the sharks to tears, but spurred all five Sharks to collaborate on, rather than fight over, a deal.
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Like many journalists, Vinod Kapri starts his day by scrolling through Twitter, but a disturbing video of a newborn girl left abandoned on a garbage heap brought him to tears.
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The versatile actor Sir John Hurt, who could move audiences to tears in "The Elephant Man," terrify them in "Alien," and spoof that very same scene in "Spaceballs," has died.
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The documentary on the life and legacy of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" host Fred Rogers stirred up positive social media buzz, with audiences sharing how the film spurred them to tears.
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Also there's this certain thing like when a movie or a song moves you to tears, that's a different kind of experience to rocking out to a shreddy guitar solo.
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"The community outreach officer that is our point of contact literally came to tears when she talked about the value that the tokens have brought into her life," says MacLeod.
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"Words cannot describe the utter and complete devastation that washed over me, my husband and my nearly 70-year-old father who was almost brought to tears himself," she wrote.
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Footage of the reunion quickly went viral and garnered more than 1.2 million views and 50,000 likes on Twitter as many commenters said the video had brought them to tears.
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Plus, there are some great supporting performances from Nick Kroll and and Michael Shannon, the cinematography is stunning, and the final line of the preview might bring you to tears.
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"This is a vote about Brexit ... it's a vote to remain, it's a vote to have a people's vote," Long, close to tears, told reporters at the Belfast count center.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan said the controversial penalty that upended American Lexi Thompson's bid for victory at the ANA Inspiration last weekend had reduced him to tears.
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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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While she fell slightly short of her goal, the decorated American skier earned bronze in the event — and medaling for the first time in eight years moved her to tears.
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Wearing an arm brace and appearing close to tears, the 14-times grand slam winner had said in Paris that the press conference was the hardest he had ever given.
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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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It was an incredible moment that brought me to tears as I recalled my journey from humble beginnings in a war-torn African nation to the cover of TIME magazine.
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Among other things, he has been criticized for promoting outdated gender stereotypes: Boys in his stories are often bigger and stronger, and girls are weaker and more prone to tears.
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Murray won his first in 2013 but was also reduced to tears of a different provenance during the on-court ceremony after losing the final to Roger Federer in 2012.
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He explained that the skin on the anus is quite thin and delicate, especially for women, so any harsh actions could lead to tears and, in turn, pain and bleeding.
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She is filled with pity when he describes a controlling, violent father, and she is struck by his earnestness: he's prone to tears, and teaches swimming to developmentally disabled children.
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The DJ and the rapper have also shared the stage on at least one occasion, with Ferg commenting that Skrillex's solo set at 2013 Bonaroo "almost brought him to tears."
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An older woman soon took the stage and began to sing a song that brought Edita to tears, followed by the national anthem, with which the entire crowd sang along.
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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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She brought viewers to tears with her rare break in composure when she wept on her son Jack's shoulder as Renee Fleming sang "Danny Boy" at the Washington National Cathedral.
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John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, a retired four-star U.S. Marine Corps general and White House chief of staff, painted a picture that, as a combat veteran, moved me to tears.
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Two brothers, separated by geographic and economic continents, might be brought to tears by the same Chopin nocturne, as if responding to some subtle, common chord struck by their genomes.
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And when he sees a fellow museumgoer moved literally to tears by Roger van Der Weyden's "Descent From the Cross," his own reflections point less to reverence than to doubt.
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I was brought to tears more than once watching her search for meaning in her family's circumstance, and repeatedly call her parents just to reassure herself they were still alive.
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The question, and its implications — that either Sciorra's testimony was false, or that the women had been bad friends — was ultimately the thing that brought Young and Perez to tears.
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It's the sort of chintzy stuff that you want to reject, but will bring you to tears in the back of an Uber at the end of a reckless Thursday night.
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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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"It has been said that if you knew who walked beside you, you would never experience fear and doubt again," Kesha said, before noting that Logic's song brought her to tears.
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Multiple Unison students vomited during testing, and many more students succumbed to tears, fearing they would have to repeat a grade for failing a test their teachers were not prepared for.
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Though Céline Dion's 15-year-old son René-Charles moved mourners to tears with his touching eulogy at his dad's funeral, there was a possibility that moment might have never happened.
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Rams stars Jared Goff and Andrew Whitworth shared an emotional moment with victims of the horrific Thousand Oaks massacre after the L.A. win Monday night ... nearly coming to tears at midfield.
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After the show went off air, Farah, appearing close to tears, spoke to those inside the arena saying he was shocked to win due to the quality of the other athletes.
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More recently, Michelle Tea's essay collection, Against Memoir: Complaints, Confessions, & Criticisms, includes a beautiful piece called "Baba," about the name her child uses for her partner, which brought me to tears.
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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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He took to Twitter on Sunday to share his findings... So, here's a fun little thread that I hope won't bore you guys to tears, but it's quite special to me.
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I could pen the most persuasive essay in the history of the written word, or represent college athletes at Congressional hearings in Washington, D.C. where political advisors are brought to tears.
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Indeed, it's the kind of place that might drive a couple of middle-class honeymooners to tears when they discover they've accidentally booked a room there instead of the Magic Kingdom.
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She says she was lost for 30 minutes and reduced to tears before being saved by a security guard/baseball coach who recognized her because he used to coach her son.
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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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Although he kept his composure while talking about the horrors he endured in solitary, he came close to tears—twice—when I suggested that people thought he was a bad person.
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Briar Lusia Mcqueen was nearly brought to tears when an elderly woman approached the young breastfeeding mother with kindness – going as far to help Mcqueen prepare to eat her own breakfast.
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In Damaged Goods: The Inside Story of Sir Philip Green, the Collapse of BHS and the Death of the High Street, Shah claims that Green also drove female employees to tears.
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The narrator cannot understand why everyone has always reacted to his face with such horror, why he provokes his sisters to tears, his brother to violence and the neighbors to gawking.
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This summer sees Jonsi and his ragtag group of bores and scruffs jet around the world, playing to huge crowds night after night, bringing thousands and thousands of wimps to tears.
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My father, a retired NYPD police officer not prone to tears, cried when I told him the news as he considered the challenges his grandson could face being born so prematurely.
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I think it's important to curate into the pages and that was the portfolio that brought me to tears as I tried to edit it down, to I think 10 pictures.
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And there was something about the tension between the style and substance, the aspiration and the reality, in Tim Pigott-Smith's performance in the title role that moved me to tears.
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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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Wedding guests performed a haka, or traditional Maori war dance, at the reception of Aaliyah and Benjamin Armstrong, moving the bride to tears and inspiring the happy couple to join in.
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Drew Brees continues to show what a sensational human being he is ... this time surprising a special needs kid in Shreveport, Louisiana ... and totally bringing the brave little tyke to tears.
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"Don't apologize to parishioners for what happened, but apologize to them for the fact that you lied to them for so many years," said one victim called Dariusz, close to tears.
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Keen to capture the emotion they felt during its composition, the pair delivered their vocals simultaneously while watching each other in separate recording booths; they both sang themselves close to tears.
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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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At several moments during the hearing, she appeared to be close to tears, at one point seeming to gasp for air as she listened to prosecutors reading the charges against her.
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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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Kyrgios appeared close to tears as he walked out on court in a Los Angeles Lakers shirt with Bryant's name on the back, which he kept on through the warm-up.
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Treatments like radiation can also toughen delicate tissues, making them less sensitive and prone to tears, and create scar tissue around the anus and vagina, causing discomfort during certain sex acts.
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But the lyric that moved me to tears is the line that follows "If the fates allow" (and remained in Martin's final lyrics): Until then we'll have to muddle through somehow.
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After playing smaller roles in a few films, Lopez played the lead role in the 1997 biopic Selena, bringing audiences to tears with her emotional embodiment of the fallen Tejano legend.
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On nights when I see my wife and daughter together, dancing across our living room floor, Beyoncé on the speaker and my baby leading the choreography, I'm almost brought to tears.
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When Mark Messier came back to New York after signing with Vancouver in the summer of 1997, he was reduced to tears as images of him appeared above the Garden ice.
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Rachel Lindsay was brought to tears on "The Bachelorette" ... and it was mostly about her inner struggle with being the first black woman calling the shots on the long-running series.
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To understand its journey, you really have to begin with Judy Garland's original from Meet Me in St. Louis: You'll notice here that the song has brought a young girl to tears.
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NeNe Leakes was brought to tears on Sunday's episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, over a complicated sea of emotions she was feeling about husband Gregg Leakes amid his cancer battle.
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Women have told me that reading Emma's cartoon, which has gone viral many times over, brought them to tears: They'd never seen the particular work that they do described, let alone acknowledged.
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Frank Field, the independent MP for Birkenhead, cites the example of a man in his 215s who was reduced to tears when almost £200 was taken from his monthly payment of £300.
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"So happy to see you sis, let me tell you about your trauma" — Lisa W (@Iart247Lisa) July 31, 2017 Sansa:*Close to tears, running to hug Bran*Bran: 13 emotion not found.
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As a mom, Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice is often all smiles around her four young daughters, but at least one of her girls has brought her to tears!
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And this year 10-time host Carrie Underwood showed that not only can she bring a crowd to tears with her captivating voice, but that she is also an unstoppable fashion force.
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But it's notable that there is some nuance to this: Last year, Olga Khazan at The Atlantic did a deep dive into crying at work that examined responses to tears by gender.
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In his first televised interview since the tape was leaked back in October, Bush told ABC News' Robin Roberts in May that the conversation brought his 16-year-old daughter to tears.
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"It just brings me to tears, just thinking about it," said Angel Sanchez, a former gang member from Miami who served 12 years in Florida state prison for attempted murders and robberies.
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We expected this hour of TV to have us all reaching for the tissues, but we didn't foresee that in addition to tears of sadness, it would also elicit tears of joy.
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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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Good Girls Revolt, based on the real story of women fighting to be reporters at Newsweek in the '60s and '70s, has moved heroines like Emmy-winner journalist Connie Chung to tears.
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Don Cheadle, Bill Murray, Anna Kendrick and Cate Blanchett were among those who paid tribute to Clooney's accomplishments in Hollywood, but it was his wife's heartfelt speech that moved him to tears.
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Mrs Sander's wife Jane was reduced to tears, according to a delegate from Indiana who was standing next to her, as it became clear that Mr Sanders could not control his supporters.
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During Sunday's 88th Academy Awards, Lady Gaga brought the audience to tears with an emotional performance of the haunting song "Til It Happens to You" from the 2015 documentary The Hunting Ground.
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A friend recently described her anticipation on a long flight home, and how she felt more prone to tears because she was already experiencing all the feels of returning to loved ones.
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Hurricane Michael had brought her to tears: It ripped off chunks of her house's roof and dumped an impossibly thick layer of pink insulation all over the kitchen, living room and den.
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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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I'd have liked fewer wacky diversions and more of the shivery, disruptive unease that worked so well in the opening chapter and almost brought me to tears in Norman's haunting final paragraph.
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"Othello: The Remix," which, incidentally, counts John Leguizamo among its producers, will probably not, as in a good production of the original, reduce you to tears or leave you in stunned silence.
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"The sight of a hole above us that was once the sun reduced me to tears; I fell to my knees," she said of the first of three eclipses she has seen.
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Rocking the song in one of her famous furs and accompanying herself on piano like it was nothing, Franklin was so emotive that she moved Obama, along with King herself, to tears.
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For Mother's Day, it's become customary for your child to pay you a visit, send you a handwritten card that will inevitably bring you to tears, or gift you a relaxing spa treatment.
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Pink, the winner of the 2017 Vanguard Award, gave a speech about beauty and acceptance directed to her six year-old daughter Willow, who was in the audience, that moved many to tears.
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When he returned to the stage to sing "So Long, Marianne", based on former girlfriend and muse Marianne Ihlem, the audience joined in and Mr Cohen and his band were reduced to tears.
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The delivery of his "I don't feel so good" line in Avengers: Infinity War brought audiences to tears, and just when you thought he couldn't get any more precious, what does he do?
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Former child star Alisan Porter brought her coach Christina Aguilera to tears during her blind audition, and on Monday night's episode, the signer fights for her chance to go to the live shows.
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Former Vice President and 2020 Democratic hopeful Joe Biden opened up about how he dealt with his stutter throughout his life during a CNN town hall, moving members of the audience to tears.
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Politicians suspended hostilities for the commemoration, which began with the names of the victims read aloud, moving some relatives to tears as Conte and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stood among somber-faced dignitaries.
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Ruth, her mother's friend, tells Nadia one afternoon that she seems to be chasing down death at every corner (she doesn't know the half of it), a sentiment that brings Nadia to tears.
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Later on, Hakeem and Jamal perform a special song to get him through his hardship, bringing everyone in the room (and maybe on my couch, but that's none of your concern) to tears.
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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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I may have tried to get over a lost love by getting under several, let's called them 'eccentric' choices, but somehow "Heavy Heart", "Springtime" and "Another Girl" never really brought me to tears.
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After the weary giggles fade, they confess to tears being shed over this record, not as an admission of guilt, but as a badge of honor over the level of seriousness they possess.
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The mere sight of this basic piece of furniture, which occupies center stage at the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, almost moved me to tears before Mr. Greenspan's brief but ponderous play even started.
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It's got everything: Miss Havisham waiting for death beside her spider-eaten wedding cake; the spiritually shattered Estella, the love of Pip's life; and Magwitch, whose fate can still bring me to tears.
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But on Thursday, she became a very human being, telling a terrible story about Judge Kavanaugh in compelling terms that brought many women to tears and transformed the battle for the Supreme Court.
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But heartrending love, pride, resilience, and defiance also brought me to tears: a gratitude for the lessons learnt from generations of survival, and a mourning and fury for the ones taken from us.
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During the Eisenhower presidency, unless they had to take a job for economic reasons, women became stay-at-home moms in the suburbs and many, like my own mother, were bored to tears.
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He didn't speak, but the implication was clear: if this case reached a courtroom, Wells, whose closing statements were so powerful that he sometimes brought himself to tears, would be the government's adversary.
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This week, billionaire investor Leon Cooperman was brought to tears on live TV, as he took exception to a series of Warren tweets directed his way, following his own harsh words for her.
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The rare disease, an arteriovenous malformation, causes blood vessels in the brain to form abnormally, leaving them vulnerable to tears that can cause bleeding in the brain or spine, according to Mayo Clinic.
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Rose Short's rendition of Foreigner's 1984 ballad "I Want to Know What Love Is" on Monday night's episode of The Voice was so powerful that she brought her coach, Gwen Stefani, to tears.
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The rare condition, an arteriovenous malformation, causes blood vessels in the brain to form abnormally, leaving them vulnerable to tears that can cause the brain or spine to hemorrhage, according to Mayo Clinic.
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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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He maintains that the company itself was never at risk, but the pressure on him was immense at the time, and the firing of some lieutenants brought him to tears on one occasion.
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An image of the lead female competitors in the New York City Marathon, who bring me to tears when they run past my Brooklyn apartment each year, filled me with confidence for labor.
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Penelope Cruz walked the show with a single white rose in her hand, and as the finale parade came made its way down the runway, models and guests alike were brought to tears.
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Over the years, Streisand has remained reluctant to participate in interviews and interact with the press, partially due to a 1991 interview with TV journalist Mike Wallace, whose hurtful questions brought her to tears.
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While Boone reflected the emotions of his players — Aaron Judge was close to tears in the clubhouse Saturday night — Cashman was far more clinical, his focus already on the construction of the 2020 roster.
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It was a sight that brought the Sandy, Utah, boy's mother to tears – not just because of her son's athletic accomplishment, but because he had finally found the acceptance that eluded him for years.
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But it was a ghost they arguably laid to rest in the catharsis of "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" on "Wish You Were Here", and that 1975 visit, which brought the bandmates to tears.
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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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Undaunted, in "Why You Like It" Nolan Gasser attempts to explain the ineffable ways music produces sensations in listeners' brains: its power to move people to tears, evoke awe and induce involuntary toe-tapping.
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Rio Olympics disappointment Top seed Djokovic was reduced to tears after suffering a shock first-round loss to Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro — describing it as one of the toughest losses of his life.
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George H.W. Bush's state funeral just wrapped up at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. ... where his son -- 43rd President George W. Bush -- was brought to tears eulogizing his late father and former POTUS.
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Most, if not all of them, mentioned that my #BodyPositive mindset had helped them to be able to find confidence within themselves, which really touched me and even brought me to tears numerous times.
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The judge, 30, gave the coveted prize to aspiring Broadway star Luke Islam, who brought Hough to tears with his standing ovation-worthy rendition of "She Used to Be Mine" from Sara Bareilles' Waitress.
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Uber doesn't care if you can write poetry that brings people to tears or if you can save kids from becoming drug addicts, it doesn't affect the price you can charge as a driver.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday offered a rare national apology, only the second since 2008, to victims of institutional child sexual abuse and their families, bringing some survivors to tears.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beamed in her gown.
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When she arrived at the convention center and was given a blanket and pillow, it was enough to bring her to tears -- a sign of the mental and emotional stress many evacuees are experiencing.
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Nyle DiMarco and Peta Murgatroyd have brought the audience to tears multiple times during their stint on season 22 of Dancing with the Stars, but they were the ones getting emotional before Monday's episode.
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In the consolation room, a quiet, artifact-free spot in the center of the building, where an orb of rain continuously falls from the ceiling, Marie Scruggs and her family were brought to tears.
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Abele was reduced to tears after taking the title on a brutally hot and draining day with a relatively modest 217,431 points, 110 clear of Russian Ilya Shkurenyov, competing as an 'Authorised Neutral Athlete'.
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David Dobrik, one of the best known vloggers on YouTube with over 13 million subscribers, reduced his friend Heath Hussar to tears when he revealed what his gift was — a brand new Lamborghini Huracán.
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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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Ariana Grande is officially Billboard's Woman of the Year, and reminded everyone exactly why she deserved the honor with a raw and emotional speech that brought most of the audience, including Grande, to tears.
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The 2006 World Cup winner, close to tears at times, said that until two weeks ago he had been set to end his playing career, but changed his mind after receiving "very interesting" proposals.
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I was brought to tears as the live comments and emojis rolled in as a camera panned across a grey, depressing scene at the Calais refugee camp in France, which is today being demolished.
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He slammed full-speed into an unpadded metal electrical box along a side wall, rupturing his right patellar tendon with an injury so gruesome it brought Joe Girardi, then the Yankees' manager, to tears.
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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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My main emotional response to 1917 was to feel close to tears the whole time — not because of any particular plot development, but because of the sheer unrelenting near-death anxiety of it all.
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Robbins was a fierce editor of the material until the very end, scrapping and reworking songs ("Something's Coming" was written just a few weeks before the play debuted) and driving the actors to tears.
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Woroch recommended going to stores like Walmart for your kids' clothing gifts where you can get great, low-priced items that won't bring you to tears if an outfit gets trashed at the playground.
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It will be refreshing for any football fan like myself, who has been bored to tears for years by the voices of the Fox network's main announcing team of Troy Aikman and Joe Buck.
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There's a photo circulating of Kesha crying in the back of the courtroom as the decision is handed down, and it should be enough to bring you to tears too (I certainly shed a few).
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The last time they played at Wimbledon, in 2012, Murray won their semi-final in four sets but was reduced to tears in the final when Roger Federer claimed the title for a seventh time.
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Tommy and Maryanne Pilling brought viewers to tears after they appeared on a morning talk show to celebrate 23 years of marriage — despite doubters who claimed they wouldn't last because they both had Down syndrome.
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While they may be on good terms now, the 47-year-old reality star was still brought to tears on Sunday as she detailed the private turmoil she had been living in during their marriage.
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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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Jennifer Aniston was brought to tears by a young jury member at the 46th Annual Giffoni Film Festival on Italy's Amalfi Coast over the weekend, revealing that she often feels insecure and experiences self-doubt.
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Chair umpires took center stage at Flushing Meadows this year, more than at any other tournament in recent memory, and culminated with Serena Williams being reduced to tears at her treatment in the women's final.
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"Thanks for everyone for supporting us, it was a long road for us to get here, " Chinese star player Wang "Alan" Tianlong told reporters, as his team mate Liu "Ku" Mingjie appeared close to tears.
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Red Nose Day, a charitable event in the U.S. and U.K. that raises money for global nonprofits like Oxfam and Save the Children, knew a trailer was all it takes to bring us to tears.
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"Many are brought to tears as they open their items, whether it be the memory of the house they grew up in, or their wedding cake, or a pet they have lost and long adore."
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He nearly came to tears when talking about how his father, Fred, was arrested as a protester seeking to end "the systematic humiliation" of the same inner-city students whom he taught in his classes.
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Moments later, as the ceremony began, the names of the 43 victims were read aloud, moving some relatives to tears as Prime Minister Conte and populist Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stood among sombre-faced dignitaries.
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An earnestly planned New York school lunch menu, the enormous appetite of a hungry man at a New Jersey transients' camp or a grimly inventive recipe for liver loaf can move the reader to tears.
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Shelby taking Henry Ford II for a spin in their race car — a scene teased in trailers — is another one of the film's funniest moments as the head of the company is reduced to tears.
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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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Yet in the Season 2 premiere, in one of the series's most emotional moments, Garland moved his son to tears by describing a vision he had of his boy leading a happy, upstanding adult life.
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Among the throngs who filled the streets of Windsor on Saturday were black women who had flown in from Houston and Atlanta, moved, sometimes to tears, to see a woman of color so publicly adored.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Great Barrier Reef in Australia has long been one of the world's most magnificent natural wonders, so enormous it can be seen from space, so beautiful it can move visitors to tears.
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In a sneak peek at the episode, one of JoJo Fletcher's final two suitors, Robby Hayes, takes a moment to ask Fletcher's parents for their daughter's hand in marriage – and his words bring Mom to tears.
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In this case, brothers Jimmy and Jace both test out the glasses for the first time, which immediately overwhelms them to tears the moment they take a look at some vibrant colors their family had prepared.
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My story is the first in the pamphlet "Young People and AA." I was told I was the youngest member of AA. I could recite the Big Book and bore you to tears with AA history.
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Looking at his installation Memory at the Guggenheim literally moved me to tears because the empty space's fade to black was such an appropriate representation of all the things we experience that are lost to memory.
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D'Andra Simmons was brought to tears on Wednesday's all-new Real Housewives of Dallas over her money issues, after admitting to her friend LeeAnne Locken that she only had $200 in one of her bank accounts.
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The Pan's Labyrinth director got his wish when the event's producers silenced the shove off music so he could proceed with a moving speech that brought cast members, including Sally Hawkins and Octavia Spencer, to tears.
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Since Joe is not a citizen of the United States (he was born in Italy), he could face deportation at the end of his jail term — a fact that brings Teresa to tears on the reunion.
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"I have come to tears every time I've really, really thought about what's it going to be like to go down and take that right onto Boylston street – I will be crying," Haslet Davis tells PEOPLE.
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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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But for the Microsoft co-founder, one recently published book stands out as an "amazing" read that even brought him to tears: "When Breath Becomes Air," a memoir by the accomplished neurosurgeon and writer Paul Kalanithi.
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The game is currently sitting at a 94 out of 100 on the review aggregate site Metacritic, and all of the positivity that poured out from critics even led the game's director Cory Barlog to tears.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo was filled with happiness after receiving a collection of handmade artwork from a young fan — and his enthusiastic response to the one-of-a-kind gift brought the young girl to tears (of joy).
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" The mother of four also gets emotional recalling a time her son Jonas brought her to tears, performing a dance at his nursery-school graduation after, as she explains, "He could never focus like that before.
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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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An elderly man with Alzheimer's was brought to tears after confusing Halloween visitors with real ghosts, Radfield Home Care, which provides elderly people with support at home, said on its website, which offers Halloween safety tips.
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POLITICAL HOSTILITIES SUSPENDED Politicians suspended hostilities for the commemoration, which began with the names of the victims read aloud, moving some relatives to tears as Conte and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stood among sombre-faced dignitaries.
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She thought it was a mistake but after her friends clarified what had happened, the teenager, who had run a personal best on the day of 22 minutes 22 seconds, said she was reduced to tears.
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At Flushing Meadows on Saturday, the 20-year-old was reduced to tears during the presentation ceremony but on her arrival back in Japan on Thursday, she said she had not been saddened by the incident.
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Later, the use of Sia's "Breathe Me" during her intro package drove me to tears before La Porsha even explained how she escaped an abusive relationship to go live in a shelter with her baby daughter.
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"shocks me that I'm seeing this but it doesn't surprise me... honestly seeing this brings me to tears bc as your teammate I expected more from you & to support her," Ms. Biles wrote to Ms. Douglas.
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He could always be brought to tears when he heard taps being played, and until he died at 86, he could recall the awful sounds of bombs exploding and men dying in the forest around him.
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The movie is dreck made just acceptable enough for children with still-developing frontal lobes, one that would bore most adults to tears if it didn't stop to do things like give a dragon a colonic.
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"Finding out I was still able to bring in my Pokémon from Bank without my lost 3DS nearly brought me to tears because I was able to have this memento of my friend again," she says.
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Though active my entire life, watching sports bores me to tears, and while my city gets swept up in World Series fever, I'm primarily concerned with which road to take to best avoid the traffic it spawns.
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We know it's going to be football or some bad "grown up" movie on the TV, which will bore our young boys to tears and turn them into little monsters within a half hour of getting there.
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However, the Gastonia, N.C. native says even though her diet was unhealthy, she remained "pretty active" through her job as a caregiver, but she would come home at night with joint pain that brought her to tears.
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The 21-year-old's incredible rendition of Adele's 2008 cover of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" brought patients and colleagues to tears, and quickly went viral when the hospice posted a video to social media.
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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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Since its release, the clip has accumulated a whopping 459 million views, broke Taylor Swift's Vevo record for most single-day views (with 27.7 million) and has brought everyone from Katy Perry to Kate Hudson to tears.
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Although some of rock's previous saviors maybe verged on taking themselves too seriously—ahem, The Strokes—PWR BTTM are having a fucking blast, and they're doing it while bringing you to tears and making your heart hurt.
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"When we met with children who lost their parents in the tsunami, he was moved almost to tears when they gave us drawings they'd made to capture their pain and slow recovery in grief counseling," Clinton wrote.
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At the start of the ceremony, names of the dead were read aloud, moving some to tears as sombre-faced politicians, including Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, and populist Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stood in the front row.
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As David ponders escaping from the bathroom, Andrew is brought to tears by a singer's rendition of the Cars' 1984 song "Drive," a rare moment of true emotional vulnerability from him, his pain brimming to the surface.
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If a director can be judged on successful vibes (can a director be judged on successful vibes?) and also on not, say, boring me to tears by being overlong and indulgent (ahem, The Irishman), she was robbed.
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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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But suggesting that Disney and The Mandalorian are somehow cheating by making Baby Yoda so cute that it brought Werner Herzog to tears (a real thing that happened) is like faulting a chef for salting their food.
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" He also remembers seeing Michael Jackson on TV. "Everything else on television portrayed a black person as inferior," he said, "but here was this man who was black like me, moving people of all colors to tears.
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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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Wood posted her apology on Facebook and after it was shared around, Rebecca Boyd responded, and said on Facebook that Wood's note brought her to tears and showed her there were still good people in the world.
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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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Myles Garrett came to the rescue at an Apple store in Ohio this week ... busting out his wallet to help out a guy who couldn't afford an iPhone -- and it almost brought a grown man to tears.
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Wayde King and Brett Raymer of Animal Planet's Tanked stepped in to help Jean and his family, wife Claudinette and daughter Angelina, create the fishy focal point of their dreams, and the reveal almost brought Jean to tears.
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I hope my sons will one day find a love so deep that it moves them to tears, and I hope that they remain unaffected by those who would deprive them of the full range of human emotion.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beams in her white lace Reem Acra gown.
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If the close-to-tears tone in Jack's voice and Mr. Peterson forcing him to continue reading weren't enough to get waterworks going, the moment Pacey spits in the latter's face was (secondary to the cheers, of course).
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" Watch: See what brought these survivors close to tears Coni continues, "I almost feel like this 20th anniversary is like handing over the baton like in this really tired way, saying, 'we're sorry that we couldn't stop it.
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His mom, a therapist, sits him down for a thoughtful and moving parental speech that would have brought entire theaters to tears had Michael Stuhlbarg not done the same just months earlier in Call Me By Your Name.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beamed in her white lace Reem Acra gown.
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The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's drama department made a surprise appearance at the awards show Sunday night, bringing the star-studded audience to tears with an emotional rendition of 'Seasons of Love' from the classic musical Rent.
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"He has the most beautiful voice and of course, he includes their name and ends the song with 'Welcome to our beautiful world, Luella,' which brought me to tears, because it is such a beautiful world," Grimes added.
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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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It would be easy to laugh at this spectacle, with its beloved leaders and mad smilers, if the whole thing were not so heart-rending and tragic, and if Mr. Herzog's gruff humanism didn't bring you to tears.
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Our time with Albini was a personal high point for me, seconded only by his praise for my Fight book, which—and he doesn't know this—actually brought me to tears as he had been an early influence.
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A hero who could fly, who could shatter meteors to dust with one punch, reduce tyrants to tears with a few bullet-hard words, and occasionally, with strong but gentle arms, rescue a trapped puppy from a well.
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They do this cover of The Kinks' song Lola that, I don't know why, it just moves me to tears, and it's just like this very earnest, really beautiful...we should listen to a little bit of it.
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When I stand under that tree in the spring, it can bring me to tears, because I can feel myself sitting on my grandfather's shoulders 28 years ago, when he lifted me up to smell the blossoms together.
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"Odessa" was the closing item of City Ballet's spring gala at the David H. Koch Theater on Thursday night, and I watched it in constant suspense, twice coming close to tears, and loving its rich mixture of emotion.
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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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It even led me to storm-ravaged Puerto Rico, where a retired Christian missionary rummaged through the last existing pictures of the Taushiro, nearly coming to tears as she looked through them for the first time in years.
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Nursing a can of tangerine-flavored LaCroix, Wood answered T's Artist's Questionnaire, which unearthed memories of the early days of his career, the first painting he ever sold — and the YouTube videos that nearly brought him to tears.
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