Sentence examples for tendency to touch from inspiring English sources
When the developers first observed children using apps already on the market, they noticed a tendency to touch and tap everywhere.
Cedarwell – Untitled (From Laundromatinee) Wisconsin-bred with long beards, plaid-a-plenty and a tendency to touch fingers to ears to get those vocal harmonies just so.
They shared cups of chai and began talking about why you must wash hands even if you wear gloves (because of holes in the gloves and the tendency to touch equipment without them on), and why checking blood pressure matters (because hypertension is a sign of eclampsia, which, when untreated, is a common cause of death among pregnant women).
Remarkably, however, little is known about what motivates and sustains the human tendency to touch others in a pro-social manner.
If the appearance of acne scars is bothering you, you may have the tendency to touch, pick and squeeze in an attempt to make them go away.
Mumsy's tendency to reach out and touch can have real consequences for you and your husband, at least in terms of retaining friends (and your sanity).
I want it to touch the water.
Trumpism's rejection of international and interreligious cooperation, combined with its tendency to demonize its opponents, touched a deep place in the evangelical mindset.
Monet's tendency to work in series is touched on in paintings of haystacks and of the Thames and an image — his first — of poplars reflected in the River Epte at Giverny, at the edge of the property he acquired in 1890 and where over the next several years he built his famous water garden.
