Sentence examples for a feeling of touch from inspiring English sources

One wonders what would have happened to South Africa or Scotland had they been exposed to the intensity of the match between New Zealand and England earlier in the day, but together they cooked up a light, easy-going contest that at times had a feeling of touch rugby about it.

Seeing others' pain could make us "thin-skinned" even to the point of hallucinating a feeling of touch.

A boy! What a feeling of touching people.

We obtained encouraging results from users that the approach can provide better natural visualization and higher level of immersion, and be accurate and tangible enough to support a pseudo feeling of touching virtual products with human hands or fingertips during design evaluation of digital handheld products.

For anyone who remembers the feeling of touching a vinyl record or the insert pamphlet of a CD or tape, there was something emotional and raw about seeing and feeling the album cover as you listened to your favorite band.

A psychophysics test showed that the fingertip feeling at the pulse teleperception end closely matched the feeling of touching a human pulse directly.

I miss that feeling of touching fabric".

Removal from their culture can have a serious impact on a child, such as feelings of not belonging or being out-of-touch.

The deeper effect of 4G is that it has killed patience and the feeling of being out-of-touch.

She went on: As for Dorothea, what most jars upon me is her want of artistic feeling, — a wonderful touch of character drawing, but so well drawn, that it continually provokes me.... Will Ladislaw is charming, but somehow although a great deal is said of the passion between him & Dorothea one fails all through to feel its power.

They maintained a respectful distance out of fear of touching, absorbed in feelings of anxiety.