This too might be a strong reason for treating touch as a collection of distinct senses rather than a single modality.
"There's no reason for you to touch me," he told the officer.
The incident causes the N.H.L. to amend the icing rule to ban body contact on icing plays for any reason other than touching the puck.
Mr. Kimball's no-holds-barred self-exposure, whether real or convincingly acted, is hilarious, but it is also a little creepy, which for some reason makes it touching.
Needless to say, he has no luck, and his persistence in failure as well as his no-holds-barred self-exposure, whether real or convincingly acted, give the films their collective texture: they are hilarious but also creepy, which for some reason makes them touching.
For that reason, it touched off a nationalistic backlash in Iran, and Mr. Ahmadinejad was criticized by both reformers and hard-liners.
The glimpse into the state of Wagnerism in the outback struck me as particularly appealing, for reasons touched on by Ioan Holender, director of the Vienna State Opera, in an introductory note to the Kassel "Siegfried".
It seems to me, however, that, partly for reasons already touched on, this last attempt turns out to be oddly and interestingly self-subverting.
But the most obvious reason for the French touch tag was the sound of Heatwave, the band's second single.
The third reason for using dynamic touch was that a functional organization of calibration has already been demonstrated in this paradigm (Stephen & Hajnal, 2011; Withagen & Michaels, 2004).
