Sentence examples for it touching that from inspiring English sources

We found it touching that Dominique Loiseau always referred to her husband as "mon Bernard".

But I find it touching that people, mostly young, are ready to squat all night on the pavement for a theatrical event.

I find it touching that on good days during this period in the asylum, Schumann was allowed to walk into Bonn, where he made a point of visiting the monument to Beethoven.

As an artist she could not be too conventional & she found it touching that James, a member of the smart set, with a "reputation" with women, should appreciate the delicacy of her daughter.

Some New Yorkers found it touching that double rows of helicopters would fly low over Brooklyn during the funeral of a slain police officer, and others figured that the helicopters meant war had begun.

The earlier snow had melted as fast as it touched that red, feverish face, but gradually, just a fraction of an inch above the surface of the hot flesh, a mask of ice now formed a gray glaze.

He immediately replied, "I ain't touching that song; it's too good".

(Ice-nine, in Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle," annihilates everything it touches that contains water).

It would be easy to assume that the AIDS epidemic, so often associated with loss, generates nothing but sorrow in those it touches, that the personal adjustments we make are all negative.

Or someone saying "Don't touch that – it's hot!" Or Facebook.

"It was touching that a group of creative French artists would do this," he said.