Sentence examples for endlessly touching from inspiring English sources

Scholem's most profound relationship was, perhaps, with his mother, and their correspondence here is endlessly touching.

The sight of the dark-haired ginger chap on the last Big Brother endlessly touching up his coiffure like some follicle fetishist was extremely distasteful.

Even The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's endlessly optimistic Kimmy had post-traumatic stress disorder which Empire also touched on after Jamal was shot.

The dial on your telephone went through this inquisition, various models being twisted endlessly until the best model showed its superior stamina and was nominated for your fingers' touch.

Surreal helmets and rubber suits, kinetic sculptures that can be endlessly refashioned, a room full of balloons: this is one show that requires you to look and to touch at once.

Family-friendly companies have clearly touched some sensitive nerves among singles, many of whom see themselves as living in a society that endlessly discriminates against them.

Flowers bloom and scatter in a cycle of birth and death, frogs and rabbits march endlessly and react to visitors' touch, and schools of thousands of fish swim in harmony like a single life form leaving behind trails of light that become spatial calligraphy, while the boundary between the walls and floor disappears in a vertiginous display.

It is not only that you can make a newsfeed scroll endlessly, but that users, now trained on touch interfaces, will swipe and tap and drag with abandon.

I tried getting in touch with him and to meet with him — I chased him endlessly and he replied once every 10 times and was super flaky and then would just go quiet for months at a time.

The fact that I can't write about children's literature without delving into the anecdotal makes me a touch more sympathetic toward parents and their endlessly news-making cutie pies.

This is a comic touch but also makes a point: Reality, in endlessly edited memory, is always skewed.