Sentence examples for phrase the caress from inspiring English sources

"Forgive me" was a favorite Wallace phrase, the caress before the garrote.

Her voice hovers with decadent beauty over the languid phrases, caressing the words with a delicate morbidity.

He sometimes favoured the caress over the bludgeoned drive.

You just want the caress.

Give them a caress and tell them, 'This is the caress of the pope.'".

It's the caress of land and sea.

The CARESS study is a prospective, observational study.

Further details of the CARESS registry have been published elsewhere [ 33].

The lyricism, the caressing of long phrases, and the voluptuous silences between them made Bruckner's vision warmly human — which, after all, makes the concept of apocalypse all the more imposing.

Joanna's answer, touchingly schoolish, is to quote a Nabokov phrase about caressing one's characters.

There's a deliberation in the caresses.