Sentence examples for certainly touching from inspiring English sources

His new-found concern for the world's poor is certainly touching.

"Brick Lane" is certainly touching, even heart-rending at times, and it mostly steers clear of the didacticism and sentimentality its subject matter often invites.

She certainly touches the funny bone in this show.

It has certainly touched a nerve in Israel.

To the Editor: Susan Allen Toth certainly touched my heart in "Home, When the Heart Is Elsewhere" (July 23).

My own pledge – to test a variety of medications given to children with the aim of understanding some of the challenges facing parents – certainly touched a nerve.

However, from 1940 through to the 1990s, her work certainly touched on her paternal relationship which, though fractious, Gorovoy says was not as negative as critics have suggested.

I don't know whether he's serious about the deal, but he's certainly touched a nerve with consumers, many of whom seem to loathe the compulsory trailers you get on some DVDs.

Vieira certainly touched a raw nerve when he also spoke of how United should "be really worried" about losing the prodigious Ravel Morrison to West Ham United and possibly Frenchman Paul Pogba to Juventus.

Played with even a slight sense of twinkly adorableness, or for that matter any lapses into the maudlin, Alexandra and her plight would certainly touch hearts in the audience.

Many thousands of grateful Magyars, hopes Mr Orban, will claim them before the next general election.The law certainly touches a ticklish problem for Hungary as it strives to join the European Union.