Sentence examples for indeed touching from inspiring English sources

Berliners, she claims, "do not get or do not want to get" the newer, more memory-tugging installations.She describes her show's final section as "melancholy": the rooms here are, indeed, touching, sombre and dark.

The purity of her tone and its broad, deep carrying power was fitting, indeed touching in exposed moments, as was the recklessness with which she attacked the difficult finale.

I did indeed touch on this subject a fortnight ago.

Odom indeed touched the ball last, but replays clearly showed Rondo slapping him on the arm.

They dutifully reported their findings: most of the participants had indeed touched God.

Just before the first act fadeout, Henry does indeed touch Anna; she sees to that.

Nagpra has, indeed, touched off a new interest in studying Native American bones -- precisely the opposite of what it was intended to do.

Or maybe Ms. Truss has indeed touched a nerve of latent pedantry in a world in which, as she writes, increasing numbers of people "don't know their apostrophe from their elbow".

Even more unexpectedly, in the piece she is creating for Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, two dancers do indeed touch each other in what she jokingly calls her "Not Me Pas de Deux".

As the bulk spectrum is also gapless at Δ/B = 4, the flat edge modes indeed touch the bulk continuum at the zone boundary.

While you may not wish to hear the stories of these people, someone may, indeed, touch your heart.