Sentence examples for can actually touch from inspiring English sources
"You can actually touch the water.
And while there is a Beyblade-inspired game for hand-held devices, one of the main appeals among the SpongeBob set seems to be that the Bey is something you can actually touch.
He is writing about writing that appears only on the Web — but his print publication, The World's First Perfect Zine, will be something he can actually touch when it comes out next month.
He knows how to intuit the shape of the wind, but he puts his faith in what he can actually touch: the compasses, the charts, the spirit level at his feet.
Avebury is just over 20 miles from Stonehenge, and you would think some of the 1.2m annual visitors to Stonehenge might also want to visit Avebury, where you can actually touch the stones.
"[On a walk] you can also use your five senses you can actually touch the plant and taste the plant, smell the plant, so you are getting a much more broad spectrum feel than you would from a photo".
What's more, the dropoff is so steep that racers who have stopped to inspect the course during practice can perform an unusual trick: they can actually reach straight out and touch the slope with their uphill hand.
In many respects, a lot of artists' images are fronted on social networking websites and they don't really communicate directly with the fans and I think, after a while, once you see artists that are sort of true, as I feel I am as well as quite a few others, that you can actually reach and stay in touch with the artist yourself.
And that weird surface shimmer, as if the images are being viewed through sheets of running water, makes it feel like a medium you can reach out and actually touch.
Your thumbs and forefingers should form a triangular window through which you can see the ball, but your hands should not actually touch one another.
The machine at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) means the surgeon, who can see a 3-D image, does not have to actually touch the patient on the operating table.
