Sentence examples for kind of touching from inspiring English sources

"I'm an atheist, but I thought that was kind of touching".

Which is kind of touching when you think about it, and not in any way dispiriting.

This possessed scientist is a figure of fun, but it's kind of touching that he's in the movie at all; except for television's many forensic pathologists, poring over runny cadavers, scientists as a type have mostly vanished from pop culture.

That is kind of touching except that Grace doesn't support her employees.

Born in 1958, Mike might be a bit young to remember the Catholic peace movement and the likes of Father Daniel Berrigan, who just passed away this year, but I find the Guitar Mass story kind of touching.

"On the touch kit itself there's also a set of new content that demystifies how touchscreens work and peels back the layer of the screen and shows you what's behind, and you're kind of touching the intersection of the different copper wires and seeing what's happening beneath," he adds.

"I think she kind of touched on a nerve becoming the first female president.

Herod is mad at you, and your own family thinks you're kind of touched in the head.

So it kind of touched me in that moment that this was my quest to give support by my country".

"I heard massive stories about Jimmy Savile being a dirty old man who kind of touched up anything in a skirt," said a BBC reporter who began working there in the 1980s.

Jim Kriegshauser, the pilot's nephew said at the flypast: "It kind of touched a nerve and showed the mobility of the human spirit.