Sentence examples for is quite touching from inspiring English sources

Bach's account of the the musical "Camelot," which Hart directed, is quite touching.

The songs are catchy, the performances are solid, and the rapport between Hari and his mum is quite touching.

It really is beautiful - Abraham's natural, easy charm and soft vocals complement the elegance of the video, and the overall effect is quite touching.

His confession on beautiful slowie Bones of Birds that "Time is my friend … well it ain't, it runs out" really is quite touching.

So when Duncan learns that a suspected polyp is really a toothy, sphincter-straining savage that emerges whenever his temper cannot, his desire to bond with this wrinkled Mr. Hyde is quite touching.

It really is quite touching to see a middle-aged man rush to the defence of "young ladies" by being ragingly sexist and ageist against other women, don't you think?

In its own way, it must be quite touching.

It has comedy, it has meaning and it's quite touching.

They had the most elaborate and saddest funeral for him, and the ceremony was quite touching.

COMMENT FROM CATHY: yes the Giffords connection was quite touching COMMENT FROM KATIAB: That Giffords hug just made me tear up.

Although the majority of these interviews turn out to be question-and-answer sessions that reveal almost nothing, two or three are quite touching.