Sentence examples for previously touching from inspiring English sources

The smooth side of the bottom bag (previously touching the table or work area in front of you) should form the front and back covers of your new book, while the alternating bottoms and tops of the bags inside form the pages.

Osbourne had previously touched on Ward's problems during an interview with Mojo magazine.

Forensically detailed photography demonstrates finer points only previously touched on in the cookbooks of chefs such as Blumenthal and Adrià.

Here was the new atavism — or, at any rate, the old earthen British fury, spreading into parts of the body politic that it had not previously touched.

Israel, who had previously touched animals only at the zoo, was excited that he got to hug a pig, although it had run away a couple of times.

Seen as more progressive than his predecessors, Pope Francis has previously touched upon the subjects raised by Lunacek, but he has largely remained in line with Church tradition.

The effect was surreal and even discomforting, suggesting an underplay of the Freudian thoughts and serious issues that have previously touched the designer's runway.

A little bit of reference now - we have previously touched on the past with playlists about historical figures and events, and even ancient history, but there remains much to pick out and ponder upon with a focus on cyclical confusion and delusion.

Such a methodology is based on the current concept or implicit doctrine that soil is the result of pedogenetic processes acting on a stable surface not previously touched by pedogenesis and perfectly stable and devoid of erosion and sedimentation.

Several factors make this so – some of which I previously touched upon (too lightly), and others that were later expanded upon by Sandeep Casi and Armando Kirwin in their excellent follow-up posts on TechCrunch.

This was previously touched on in the point above, but this time, Louis C.K. is talking about being honest with yourself.