Sentence examples for and also touching from inspiring English sources

Angelica tells stories that are amusing and also touching.

They are a little camp, and also touching.

It was riveting, and also touching, to see the wiry, bookish Mr. Greilsammer playing Rameau's delicate gavotte and three of the variations with such tenderness and intimacy.

"Shameless," which was brought to Showtime by the executive producer John Wells ("ER"), is deftly adapted and surprisingly appealing, crude, funny and also touching — a bleak urban update of "The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew".

And also touching on that connection with the brain: "He's got a great right foot, and if he can get his head around that he'll be a great player".

As a document of family life in the early 21st century, these cards are smug and also touching; many of the tableaux are of second families – the kids will be in more than one photo-card this Christmas – and the artwork a public statement of unity.

The Australian prime minister's trip was about expanding trade and education ties and also touched on Japan's bid to build Australia's next fleet of submarines.

Several Gift Vases Sure, you don't buy flowers because they just die and then you have to confront your own mortality and also touch their dead, slimy stems.

The pope's comments on Iraq were contained in a wide-ranging speech that traversed the globe, reflecting on signs of desperation and hope on various continents, and also touched on social issues.

Here, we review recent advances in the development of contrast agents based on inorganic NPs for molecular imaging, and also touch on contrast enhancement, surface modification, tissue targeting, clearance and toxicity.

This paper focuses on the former, which includes child, intimate partner, and elder abuse (World Health Organization 2002), and also touches upon community violence of a sexual nature (e.g., rape by acquaintances and strangers).