Sentence examples for a touching document from inspiring English sources

Nothing further is known about the transaction, but, because so few opportunities of seeing into Shakespeare's private life present themselves, this begging letter becomes a touching document.

We need only think of "The Diary of Anne Frank" and how a touching document, seized on by the public, gradually crossed the line from commemoration to exploitation.

It's a touching document and at the same time brings you very close to every individual, and in a few years they all will be gone".

There are few more premonitory or touching documents than Voltaire's shopping lists.

He demonstrates how it allows you to swipe through a presentation or view a document without touching a keyboard or a screen.

This offers the advantage of not touching all documents in a repository in the case of a revision of the patient consent.

Exhibited last year at Luhring Augustine on a wall-size screen, "Touch" documented in sun-washed color a formative phase of the present theme.

His deputy John Taylor colourfully declared that he would not touch the document 'with a 40-foot bargepole'.

Indeed, the first burst of attention the show received centered on Mr. Milch's willingness to use the earthiest of language in his dialogue, a touch he scrupulously documented through journals and other records of the time, wherein he apparently discovered that 19th-century gunfighters used the same four-letter expletives favored by Tony Soprano and his pals.

The will, which was not signed by Polo, but was validated by the then relevant "signum manus" rule, by which the testator only had to touch the document to make it abide to the rule of law, was dated January 9 , 1324

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius wrote a letter to governors Monday about the Medicaid expansion and other aspects of the health care law and included a question-and-answer document touching on details.