Sentence examples for sought to touch from inspiring English sources
Israel sought to touch on these issues as generally as possible, without outlining solutions.
Until the Constitution was changed over the summer, Mexican presidents had to seek approval from their nation's Congress every time they sought to touch a toe on foreign soil.
Mr. Kerry reached back to President John F. Kennedy's meetings with President Charles de Gaulle and sought to touch a chord with wary Europeans over the need to stand up to the "slaughter" of civilians by delivering much of his presentation in fluent French.
There's this beautiful tribute in his eulogy for Robert Kennedy: "As he said many times, in many parts of this nation, to those he touched and who sought to touch him: 'Some men see things as they are and say why.
From here on out, the candidates, in seeking to touch voters, will have to rely on commercials and snippets on the news.
If you talk to any of these blokes, they'd say, 'Don't classify it, just do it properly".' Murcutt's movement (such as it is), in its most prosaic terms, seeks to "touch the earth lightly".
It's a matter of personal preference as to whether or not you'll allow the Seeker to touch your cards.
Mr. Knoop said the ruse began in 1996, when Ms. Albert sought to get in touch with Dennis Cooper, a noted gay writer of edgy fiction whose work she admired.
It is taking United time to accustom themselves to the two-tier midfield system, in which Phil Neville, Roy Keane and Quinton Fortune formed a base in front of the defence, while Ryan Giggs and Ronaldo sought to keep in touch with Van Nistelrooy.
The idea behind Rasba isn't entirely new; others such as Kaboodle, ThisNext, StyleHive, and Wists have sought to bring a personal touch to online shopping.
The discussions of how strong a hand the government should take with the auto industry came as Congressional and White House negotiators sought to put the final touches on emergency bridge loans of about $15 billion to keep General Motors, Chrysler and Ford afloat.
