Sentence examples for hugely touching from inspiring English sources

A piece about the death of the family's pet dog was hugely touching and beautifully performed (entirely from memory).

Kate Collins, director of fundraising at the charity, told BBC News Mr Sutton's campaign was "hugely touching".

Despite our narrator's fear of human affection, this is a gorgeously warm and hugely touching debut novel.

You can catch the hugely touching The Arrival at Northern Stage in Newcastle this weekend, then The Victorian in the Wall, about a writer who finds a man living in his cavity space, opens on Tuesday.

But she remains hugely touched by the patronage of younger musicians.

I was hugely touched, as well as horrified, by what he said and came away wanting to know more.

What they should remember is that these songs are about people, not a person". But she remains hugely touched by the patronage of younger musicians.

Ahead of the ceremony the actor said: "London is my home and I'm hugely touched and honoured by this gesture". Author Rudyard Kipling and former prime ministers Benjamin Disraeli and Robert Peel count as former recipients.

What about Theon – I can't help feeling the youngest Greyjoy may find himself hugely regretting that touching decision to head for home.

There may be very little of the actual Crudup visible on screen (those glowing copper-sulphate pecs surely aren't his), but, via Manhattan's blank visage, he makes this hugely improbable figure a touching and tragic enigma – Shiva the destroyer with Buddha's smile and residual traces of boffin gaucheness.

Roll the Bones, from 1991, included a rap, and 1993's (hugely successful) Counterparts touched on grunge and included a song calling for more personal understanding of Aids.