Sentence examples for so often touched from inspiring English sources

Because they were filled not only with great athletic deeds, of which those of the irrepressible Bolt so often touched the surreal, but also because of their humanity.

Every so often, touch up and protect the clean car.

They often touched Ms. Hollinsworth.

Discussions in interviews often touched upon the development of relationships.

The flowers are so beautiful that visitors often touch them admiringly and occasionally to their horror find themselves holding a poisonous snake.

During Macy Gray's surprise show on Wednesday at the Supper Club, the singer's preferred posture was a loose-limbed squat, which she assumed every so often to better touch the hands of fans in the front row, or sing a provocative verse or just get out of her big band's way and let the funk wash over everyone.

The mix-up is so common that lectures and textbooks devoted to forensic anthropology often touch on the similar appearance of bear paws and human feet.

Third, parasites often touch each other in varying configurations.

Born into a sports-mad family in Cape Town in 1968, Flower moved to Zimbabwe early on and settled down to a cricketing career touched so often by adversity you might think he was made to coach England.

Every so often, there are touches of ironic wit.

"We C.E.O.'s are so often out of touch," she said.