Sentence examples for seriously touched from inspiring English sources

"People come and realize Cartagena is a colonial relic that hasn't been seriously touched".

"Mortality" comes with a fine foreword by his longtime Vanity Fair editor and friend Graydon Carter, who writes of Christopher's "saucy fearlessness," "great turbine of a mind" and "his sociable but unpredictable brand of anarchy that seriously touched kids in their 20s and early 30s in much the same way that Hunter S. Thompson had a generation before..

There are whole industries yet to be seriously touched by the Internet, but which could benefit from better information: health, education, transportation, energy consumption to name just a few.

They are detached from the world, it appears, because they don't believe anything foreign can seriously touch their lives.

I don't believe that there is another writer who captures humanity's madness like Alan, in such a seriously touching, painfully funny way.

More seriously though, Sandberg touched on how challenging it can be for a woman to be likable and competent, whereas men can be "liked for being competent".

But more seriously, Sanders' comments touched a nerve with a number of African-Americans with its implication that most black people are poor and that white people aren't.

Hair doesn't seriously affect the dress code, so making it look creative and fashionable can really add a great touch to your outfit.

Seriously, they cannot touch me".

It's small and black and has a bunch of dragons and stuff etched into its lid; it's actually pretty cool looking, but, seriously, don't touch it.

Mozart does touch seriously on the theme of sexual fantasy and partner-swapping in the opera, but in the context of a farce, a genre he embraces here, while uncannily elevating it into something sublime.