Sentence examples for really to touch from inspiring English sources

Aminatta Forna and Livi Michael each point out that, whatever feminism has done for middle-class women, it has yet really to touch the lives of poorer ones, especially outside the West.

Joseph Herriott V, 20, student, Cleveland, Ohio hillary clinton "I think we really, really need to touch on the police brutality in America.

If you really need to touch the device to truly appreciate it, how will the startup sell directly online?

"It really seemed to touch him".

"I didn't really want to touch it," Samara explained.

"How many of you really wanted to touch the sock?" he asked.

I really wanted to touch it and make noise on it.

"I think if you really want to touch lives, you have to make money first and be successful," he said.

Based on the latest numbers, I have to conclude that older voters are either not paying attention, or assume that all the talk about cutting Medicare is just bluff and neither party is really going to touch it.

So no one from the mayor to the city supervisors really wanted to touch it.

The photos don't do it justice — you'd really have to touch it.