Sentence examples for in the touching from inspiring English sources

The Cello Concerto opens with a bold and nuanced soliloquy from cellist Matthew Sharp and in the touching final piece, In Earth, Wallen herself sings Dido's Lament.

All they can hope to do is survive: in the touching climactic words of Sonya: "We must just go on living".

Although wading deeply into visceral special effects, this remake of Kurt Neumann's little 1958 horror takes wing in the touching romance between Brundle and Geena Davis's journo, Veronica.

But the worst bit in Jindal's speech may have been the anecdote in the touching biographical section about how his father couldn't afford to pay a doctor for his delivery and so worked out an installment plan.

The Flying Man triumphs, though, in the touching symbol it suggests for all our journeys: no matter how many times Maqil takes off, how unleashed he remains from the ties that bind most of us, no matter how determined he is never to grow up, he is ultimately unable to fend off the command to grow old.

Finally, in the touching "Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940-2), he is a brave figure who stands in his bedroom, his studio behind him, a symbolic clock without hands to the left, as he resolutely confronts the certainty of his end.

The one in the touch interface is completely different.

The idea of the frame is also reflected in the touch of painting, in the organization of the scene.

PTL-1 is expressed in neurons, with particularly high levels detected in the touch receptor neurons.

The mean age was 70.1 years in the paper-and-pencil/touch-screen group and 69 years in the touch-screen/paper-and-pencil group.

The many suffering people in the world touched him.