Sentence examples for a fleeting touch from inspiring English sources

Park got a fleeting touch, so did the gloved hand of Barthez and the ball looped agonisingly into the air.

His performances were thoughtfully shaped, and except for a fleeting touch of insecurity in the brasses during the Knussen, the players nailed the complexities of both scores.

Keane ran away a little sheepishly, though replays suggested McManaman had made the most of a fleeting touch of his chest.

He suggests they continue their discussion, which they do during regular evening meetings characterized by theological discussions and increasingly electric contact — a fleeting touch, two hands roughly grasping shoulders, a garment grazing a breast.

But there is a fleeting feeling to this success.

But happiness isn't a fleeting feeling.

Its high speed was not a challenge but a courtesy; its structural intricacy not a dazzling pattern but a perspicuous design; its fleeting touch not of a feather but of a fine needle.

It doesn't fix things or change the fact that you ate it as you held your hospitalized loved ones hand, but it is the juice that keeps us moving on the hardest of days and we miss out on it if we aren't present to its fleeting touch.

Tiler Peck, a wise innocent, and Andrew Veyette, with an edge of rebellion, are the focus: as if pulled by an invisible force, they draw toward and away from each other to create a landscape of fleeting touches, backward walks on point and exuberant lifts that crest along with the music.

Eating alone in a Uighur restaurant, "a fleeting nostalgia touched me.

But the score's irresistible energy seemed to come from everywhere: classical structure, jazz harmonies, an Arvo Pärt-like meditativeness and fleeting touches of cheerfully melodic pop were all on tap, and the final bars were pure Romanticism.