Sentence examples for tactile relationships from inspiring English sources

To be sure, we've always had tactile relationships with our tools.

Now, so many of our screens are touch-based that we spend all day having tactile relationships with them, and we hardly seem to notice.

You miss that tactile relationship.

You're still losing the tactile relationship with the object.

"That corresponded with a misconception about another way of life — that of the craftsman who lives peacefully, in touch with his work, with that tactile relationship, every day.

The cropping and closeness of "Cypresses" convey an immediacy and almost tactile relationship to nature, immersing you there in the grasses beneath the grinding sun.

The album itself is closely miked: we hear the sound of Sirota's breath and her bow scratching the viola, the tactile relationship between musician and instrument.

There was something in that magical, romantic, tactile relationship with the album that has been lost by the reduction of music to content.

And it is readers' tactile relationship with the book that makes him optimistic that there is a bright future for shops, where people can squint at the print size and sniff the paper.

Digital music making represents an epochal rift in music-making styles, a final break with the once common-sense notion of music as something created, in real time, by a skilled practitioner, whose contribution presupposes a long, intimate and tactile relationship with an instrument.

Mini-Motionplayers will experience a seamless tactile relationship between the controller and game action, both designed from the ground up to complement the other and provide a new echelon of game play.