Sentence examples for lesson of touching from inspiring English sources
The lesson of "Touching the Void" is that both experiences not only can be survived, but also can be an occasion for what the daytime talk shows call "personal growth".
At the beginning of the hourlong lesson, which touched on the history of local transportation, sports, law enforcement and more, the big screen in the outfield showed a series of third-graders asking multiple-choice questions.
Aaron Diehl, a product of the jazz program at Juilliard, made his set a history lesson, touching on James P. Johnson and Duke Ellington, as well as Monk's "Little Rootie Tootie".
This is one of the many lessons touching on identity, photography and American demographics to be gleaned from "What a Woman Wants," Reuben Cox's engrossing solo debut at the Bespoke Gallery in Chelsea.
As he recited one at his most recent lesson, he touched the tip of his pencil to each word.
But some of the most important lessons may touch on the art of war--how to defeat a perceived enemy--as practiced by aikido enthusiast Michael Ovitz.
A lesson was absorbed by ambitious politicians: opposition to the death penalty looked bloodless and out-of-touch.
Donald drank in the lesson of his brother's life and never touched a drop of liquor.
"In my second lesson he started inappropriately touching my thighs.
