Sentence examples for a profoundly touching from inspiring English sources

It is a profoundly touching novel in dialogue that makes powerful statements about Latin American culture.

This is a beautifully judged work that interweaves the textures of ordinary life with an alien fantasy realm, to produce a profoundly touching narrative about the costs of recovering what has been lost.

The result is a profoundly touching collection of color photographs and letters -- many of them handwritten.

And Mr. Albee's touchingly profound ambitions are a large part of why "A Delicate Balance" is in itself so profoundly touching.

As in Joyce's Ulysses, the final word is "yes" and the whole thing is a wonderfully affirmative experience, as well as being profoundly touching.

To see them move and breathe as one is also profoundly touching.

But there's something profoundly touching in the show's greater ambition, in Mr. Moran's desire to connect his introspective travels with the larger world.

But what makes the play profoundly touching as well as funny is Simon's understanding of the obduracy, childishness and professional neglect that are often inseparable from old age.

The image of the brothers, ambushed when helping what they thought was a stranded motorist, set upon by the cagoulards (fascist thugs in thrall to Mussolini), stabbed and shot and then lying dead in each other's arms, is profoundly touching.

She was a great mother to Molly Cohen, an inspiring friend, and her outstanding work as a psychotherapist profoundly touched the lives of many people.

A Vatican statement said the Pope had been profoundly touched by a recent fatal shipwreck off the island of a boat carrying migrants from Africa.