Sentence examples for sometimes touched from inspiring English sources

The lanes have sometimes touched off controversy.

He was close enough that our legs sometimes touched accidentally.

He closed his eyes now and again, and sometimes touched his fingertips to his lips.

Auer found her always "cordial, correct and courteous," sometimes touched by loneliness, but never self-pitying.

Like smallpox, rinderpest settled into a pattern of irregularly recurring pandemics, sometimes touched off by imports of Russian steppe cattle, in which the disease smoldered but rarely killed.

He buried himself in books, listened to Beethoven or Vienna waltzes, and sometimes touched up his wooden leg, adding leather veneer and honing the socket.

Many give small, sometimes touching details.

They sway in the breeze, sometimes touching the ground.

In the rain, it becomes heavy, sometimes touching the pond's surface.

He makes that point in ways that are sometimes touching, sometimes annoying, but usually worth arguing about.

I sometimes touch it and smell it to see if I can catch a trace of her.