Sentence examples for immediate touch from inspiring English sources

LOUIS "The Immediate Touch: German, Austrian, Swiss Drawings From St . Louis Collections 1946-2007".

Rome, for all its chaos, felt "rooted and mysterious," and she responded to what she called its "immediate touch of antiquity on everyday life".

With a deft, sensuously immediate touch, the artists typically activated flat, frontal designs with dense patterns of dots, stripes and concentric circles and squares.

For his part, Wright-Phillips looks back in the flow of things, and from the moment he darted onto Sacha Kljestan's exquisite through ball to the immediate touch that saw him sweep the ball under Joe Bendik in the 19th minute, he looked certain to score.

We could "vaguely express one part of this difference by saying that in the perceptual situation we are 'in more immediate touch with' the bell than in the thought-situation" (1925, p. 144).

Penetration or even light touching of the cervix is uncomfortable for many women, but touching the anterior fornix can produce an immediate feeling of pleasure.

These novelists make the brutal reality of living under governmentally-blessed collusion (Vichy's France, Mussolini's Italy) immediate and touching.

They made an immediate impact at touch down — not to be confused with touchdown, although as an American export, the Giants scored plenty of points on their first day in England.

Instead, they were interested in the immediate effects of touch in discipline.

But of greater concern than recycled products, says vom Saal, is the immediate consequence of touching thermal paper coated with free BPA or BPS.

It would have at least one very clear and immediate effect that will touch every household: the value of the pound would decline precipitously.