Sentence examples for quite touching from inspiring English sources

Actually, the evening is finally quite touching.

In its own way, it must be quite touching.

It has comedy, it has meaning and it's quite touching.

There's something quite touching about Clint Eastwood's latest move.

"MetaMaus" is full of such unexpected details, many of them quite touching.

Her small act of administrative disobedience was, to me, quite touching.

They have been chums ever since, in a way that friends say is really quite touching.

Bach's account of the the musical "Camelot," which Hart directed, is quite touching.

Given its news-from-the-front quality, it is also poignant and occasionally quite touching.

Mr. Webster was vocally robust yet quite touching in songs of Brahms.

Fifteen-hundred-year-old carvings of elephants and distinctive Aksumite crosses — formed by four delicately shaped, not-quite-touching petals — were still clearly visible on the granite walls.