Sentence examples for excessive touching from inspiring English sources

On my second visit to the densely packed, tableware-centric shop Cru, at No. 19 on the perpendicular Sint-Michielstraat, my excessive touching of a set of glossy 1970s red dishes peeved the shop owner into doubling the price quoted me earlier that morning.

I take that back, during my hippie years I spent a month living in a tent in Mexico to become a certified yoga instructor, and whenever excessive touching was involved I totally ate some Ativan.

Watson acknowledged that children must be bathed, clothed, and cared for, but he believed that excessive touching — that is, caressing — would create "mawkish" adults.

The department stepped into the Rodney King case after a state court jury acquitted four Los Angeles police officers in 1992 of using excessive force, touching off three days of riots, 53 deaths and more than $1 billion in damage.

Ms Swinson, Liberal Democrat MP for East Dunbartonshire, said the two adverts were "particularly bad examples of excessive re-touching" which misled consumers.

Specifically, your discussion only briefly touched on excessive insurance company costs and profits.

Once or twice the action is stalled by excessive detail, but it is astonishing how the play maintains its own duality by being both funny and touching.

Just as important, Rogge carries a certain moral force because he was not touched by the excessive giving of cash and favors that became the Salt Lake City scandal and for a period threatened the very existence of the Olympic Games.

"So not excessively excessive.

For male cadets, hair should not touch the ears or have excessive length or bulk on the head.

Chirac's words may have seemed to be a touch excessive but they reflected what the people wanted to hear.