Sentence examples for absence touched from inspiring English sources

Five minutes before the interval Glasgow's other Scotland wing, Sean Lamont, back after a six-week injury absence, touched down.

These absences touch my heart – even if, in this cynical age, we might pretend art no longer has the power to move us.

He never went on the disabled list, but he missed two weeks and his absence helped touch off a September swoon for the Mets.

Politico's Jonathan Martin has a good piece today about the divide between conservative policy writers and Republican politicians, and the absence (which I've touched on recently) of any actual G.O.P. elected officials willing to champion the various reformist ideas that have been floating around right-of-center journals and magazines and blogs recently (and really for years now).

I remember being keenly aware of the absence of touch between my parents.

Many larval individuals in the two highest DA cohorts, especially those suffering from the spinal deformities, exhibited an absence of touch response and an overall inability to move.

Seven items related to pain quality (i.e. sensory and pain descriptors) are based on an interview with the patient, and 3 items based on the clinical examination are related to the presence or absence of touch or pinprick hypoesthesia and tactile allodynia.

Teofilo Gutierrez, leading Colombia's attack in the absence of the injured Radamel Falcao, then touched in from a James Rodriguez corner after the break.

My strong connection to the implications of pain — both its presence and absence — is no doubt why the Blockers' story touched me so deeply.

Mortality was recorded by microscopic verification of absence of leg movement and gut peristalsis when touched with a probe.

But there is something about the exclusion of other living beings from the space that they inhabit, and the absence of even the possibility of touching or being touched by another, that threatens to undermine the identity of the subject.