A verb or an adjective ? Whenever this word "moving" is used in different contexts,everyone should be careful with its uses. When "moving"is the regular verb to move,it can appear in several contexts often connected with movements with or without transports ,doesn't it ?
Read the quotes below to confirm this information,ok?
When "moving" is used as an adjective, the contexts and its position in the sentences are different from the verb."Moving"which means the same as emotive or emotional is often used with the adverb "deeply" .Take a look at the movie posters below and you are going to read examples with this expression "deeply moving ",ok ?
By the way ,have you watched any of these "deeply moving" flicks? Are they really "deeply moving" films ? Why ? You can write your opinion about them at the bottom of this post,can't you ?
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/moving
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