"He's not going to be touching any of that".
"I don't want to be touching this stuff, you know?
(They don't have to be touching; they can just be close).
In the drawing a droplet seems to be touching a leaf.
Who cares if, because the photographers are so short and were looking up, everyone appeared to be touching the ceiling?
"Wreck-It Ralph" manages to be touching as well as silly, thrilling and just a bit exhausting.
UKIP claims to be touching a public nerve beyond its traditionally strong base in the south of England.
I am going to be touching the ball quite a bit, and I have to make better decisions.
So many people seemed to be touching the Minister, guiding him, advising him, that he felt as if he were not so much walking as being carried.
It is flawed and flimsy in some ways, but it still manages to be touching, surprising and, in its bittersweet fashion, a lot of fun.
The movie "manages to be touching as well as silly, thrilling and just a bit exhausting," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in November.
