Sentence examples for supremely touching from inspiring English sources

In dance, supporting a partner, keeping him from falling, is a supremely touching act.

But, last week, the group hit a peak with a supremely touching version of Keane's Everybody's Changing, which should send shivers down the most cynical spine.

On the plus side, however, are Victoria de los Angeles's supremely touching Elisabeth, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's tragic, lovelorn Wolfram, and the glorious Venus, among the finest on disc, of Grace Bumbry.

It's no embarrassment (and the duet with Jakob Dylan, "See You in the Spring," is supremely touching), but it makes me wonder two things: is Neapolitan ice cream without strawberry just a double scoop of vanilla and chocolate -- and when are the Dixie Chicks gonna go into the studio again?

Juggling both sides of every conversation, including Alex's tête-à-tête's with la Streisand, he brings a supremely light touch and a droll detachment to situations of "Twilight Zone" oddness, but also welcome suggestions of tenderness.

But there are times in his autobiography when he gives the impression of having played the game in order to escape attention, to disappear into the realm of angles and velocities in which he could exercise not just his supremely delicate touch with a football but also his remarkable spatial awareness.

Both severely off-putting and immensely touching, his first French-language movie, "That Most Important Thing: Love" (1975), concerns a callow young pornographer obsessed with a faded, as well as supremely disinterested, movie actress (Romy Schneider).

W. C. FIELDS, whose position on water was that he never touched the stuff, would feel supremely left out at Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, which covers 46,500 acres north, south and west of Grove, Okla.

With this supremely Mediterranean music, Walton's long haul from the back streets of Oldham to the balm of Ischia finally touched down.

Beckett's vision might be dark, but his touch is supremely light.

THE BATHROOM A sliding wood slab door leads to a bathroom paved in pale green and ivory tiles by Heath, the Sausalito-based ceramics company; the result is laid-back luxe that is supremely pleasing to the touch.