Sentence examples for there is something touching from inspiring English sources

There is something touching about his sweat, something honest in it.

There is something touching about the efforts of these figures trying in vain to remain middle class.

("There is something touching about Margaret Thatcher and her enthusiasms. She seems to believe in Milton Friedman the way an English schoolgirl believes in Hobbits").

Yet there is something touching about seeing the star not as a movie diva, interpreted by contemporary artists like Andy Warhol, but as an eternal beauty.

There is something touching about his pessimism: "In Praise of Love" is the protest of a man who discovers that history has passed him by.

And there is something touching about the way Viola asserts her freedom while knowing that she can never finally escape the confines of her class.

There's something touching about them.

Still, there was something touching about Santa's manner.

There's something touching about the fact that even his excess is so modestly calibrated.

And also, there's something touching about who he was back then.

But there was something touching, if hopelessly contrived, about the proceedings.