Sentence examples for be to touch from inspiring English sources

Sometime during our second round, I thought how nice it would be to touch him, when suddenly my arm was on top of his.

To say more about them here would be to touch on surprise revelations in a thoughtful, fascinating and satisfying film that succeeds in gripping you for well over two hours.

Claire Cameron Ponitz, a research associate at the University of Virginia, led a group that tested 343 children with the Head-Toes-Knees-Shoulders task, in which children perform the opposite of an oral command (for example, the correct response for "touch your toes" would be to touch your head).

It seemed to be the type of death that allowed only a certain vantage, because to get too close to it, to hone in on the loss, would be to touch a kind of madness and to admit that there was only raw chance and nothing else involved, and to fully admit to that would—at least for me be to give in to the purest kind of terror.

Activation in the latter region correlated with subjects' ratings of how painful each object would be to touch and their previous experience with the object.

For each participant separately, we correlated the GLM parameter estimates of viewing the interactions with each of the eight painful objects in the painful grasp condition with the participant's individual ratings of how painful each object would be to touch and to what extent this judgment was based on personal experience.

The job of theatre is to touch you emotionally.

Our goal is to touch lives and improve life.

Not much later, diphtheria was to touch and shape the life of another great artist.

The task is to touch the same blocks in the same order.

The goal is to touch her tongue, and touch it gently.