Sentence examples for be touching that from inspiring English sources
However, in his classroom lectures on the Aesthetica, Baumgarten particularly emphasized the moral magnitude of the subject matter of works of art as a major source of our pleasure in them, and there mentions that works of art will therefore be touching, that is to say, emotionally moving.
To hear a human voice say my name; to be touched: that would mean the world to me.
"I was touching that money to help me survive the disasters that were around me.
I'm no theologian, but I'm pretty sure if churches are touching that makes them gay.
More likely than not, they will be touched that you care so much about them.
She'll be touched that you remembered exactly what she wanted -- and that you got it in the correct size!
A lot of people are touching that plate.
"It was touching that a group of creative French artists would do this," he said.
It is touching that Satie and Morris, those two cool cats, chose to pay him tribute.
In a way, it's touching that Mensch believes that she exerts such influence over the nation.
