Sentence examples for most touching lines from inspiring English sources

Jacques speaks most of his finest, most touching lines from inside an auction house that has been coyly arranged to look like his home, complete with matrimonial bed, side table, lamp and casually arranged masterpieces — a Brancusi here, a Braque there.

The most touching lines, especially during the play's second half, belong to the health-compromised Julie.

If the most touching line in the diaries is about his young children, "gentle, open-minded, uncontaminated and surpassingly beautiful," the most poignant is a memory of how "in The Observer days Terry used to say: 'I say -- you've performed rather well this week.' In L.A. I am cut off from audience reaction".

Mac's surrogate father Frank Danny DeVitoo), who begins the episode admitting he doesn't get Mac's sexuality, even achieves some clarity in what's perhaps the most touching line in the show's 13 seasons.

Bobbie's cry at the end of The Railway Children - "Oh! My Daddy, my Daddy" - remains one of the most recognisable and touching lines in children's literature.

His most touching and resonant line, to my thinking, is "Every person in here knows personal pain... "...

The film was "Love Actually," from 2003, the multipronged rom-com whose most touching — and funniest — story line was not romantic but platonic: the relationship between Mr. Mack, a faded rock star and ex-heroin addict, and his lumpy and long-suffering roadie (played by Gregor Fisher).

They are, of course, edited for maximum tear-jerking effect, highlighting the most touching stories and the most dramatic "journeys".

It is the most touching and succinct rumination on that funny relationship that dads and lads have with one another since Kingsley Amis wrote the following lines in his poem "In Memoriam W.R.A".

But the most touching Sylvia was Paloma Herrera.

This resilience is most striking and most touching among women.