Sentence examples for in touch something from inspiring English sources

It's good to keep in touch – something that Edi Haug and Laura Schwengber know only too well.

This was 1997, so while the internet and MP3s did exist, they were not the primary means of getting your music out there - and no label we knew of was interested in touching something like that, as far as I know.

But poetry — which awakens our senses, frees us from the tyranny of literal meaning and assures us of the credible reality of emotional truth — puts us in touch with something bigger than language, something I believe each of us was perhaps fluent in before the moment when language became our chief vehicle for meaning.

"It must touch something in the continental European sense of humour," he said.

But he left a body of works that, for all their noisy assertiveness, touch something in listeners' psyches.

The Republicans were able to touch something in the majority of the American electorate while deftly masking their failures on the domestic front.

Every now and then I read a poem that does touch something in me, but I never turn to poetry for solace or pleasure in the way that I throw myself into prose.

Touch something in the natural world, like a smooth stone or a plant.

"Obviously, nobody wants to touch something filmed in two dead languages," he said.

When Tynan offered his hand, "it was as if you were being dared to reach and touch something fishy in a penny arcade".

He is in touch with something purely good.