Sentence examples for prone to touching from inspiring English sources

The first surprise of the night comes when you realise the Rapture, who sound like jittery casualties, pockmarked by chemicals and discoloured by late nights, are actually an energetic, fresh-faced bunch, prone to touching the crowd and beaming out regular schoolboy grins.

This is incredibly difficult, as people are prone to touching their faces on a regular basis.

Jumping horses were more prone to touch the object, while high school and dressage horses showed more high locomotor and excited behavioural patterns, such as snorting, tail raised or vigilance.

"In the camps we are so prone to being touched, and women can't really complain and they don't want to cause issues to disrupt their trip," she was quoted as saying.

The LCD itself uses what they call "laser touch" for navigation, which is… well, it works for the most part, but four buttons on the side would have been just as functional, and rather less prone to mistaken touches and clumsy movement.

"They are the ones most prone to try and touch the paintings".

He worried that players were not only working too little on their skills, but that too much gym work was making them prone to injury, something touched upon by two readers interested in the suggestion that rugby was a game for all shapes and sizes – indeed that it was one of its great attractions and had to be valued.

Worse still, winners who avoid Disappearing Career Syndrome have been prone to losing their touch afterward - the follow-up to Pulp's epochal 1996 winner Different Class was the less-than-epochal This is Hardcore, while Dizzee Rascal's new one is agreed to be a lesser effort than last year's astonishing Boy in Da Corner.

I found using my own device that animations seemed to execute less smoothly, and I was more prone to encounter missed touches than I had been before the KitKat update.

Just as some people are put on this earth to create things, others are prone to destroy everything they touch.

Their record on expenses and their own pensions shows that they are out of touch and prone to arranging unnecessary special treatment for themselves.