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What is the difference between I was moved by the movie. and I was inspired by the movie. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between I was moved by the movie. and I was inspired by the movie. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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To be moved by a movie means that you were affected by the movie mentally or emotionally. While to be inspired by a movie means that the movie became a reason for you to persue on something you do.
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To be moved by a movie means that you were affected by the movie mentally or emotionally. While to be inspired by a movie means that the movie became a reason for you to persue on something you do.
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