Sentence examples for touch life from inspiring English sources

"Death is always with us, so I want to touch life.

"You touch life in fewer ways," an Islandian friend tells Lang of Americans; Lang replies, quite rightly, that while that's true, Americans also "have more leisure to touch life in ways that aren't work".

None of the three new publications—In Touch, Life & Style and OK!—sold more than a million copies a week on average last year.

But where Hugo was cold to the touch, Life of Pi feels warm-blooded, the perfect summation of the principle powering Lee's entire career: still waters run deep.

Anthony makes people want to be brave and you can almost touch life's ferocity and vitality when performing his work.

In few other countries would judges decide on so many questions of social and economic policy, let alone on so many issues that touch life's deepest moral quandaries.

It has so many sides, it touches life at so many points, at every one there is such possibility of improvement and excellence.

This generation will, therefore, make more demands on society as a whole to lessen everyone's burdens and provide a happier, less stressful, more varied and in-touch life.

"Remember when Arnold Palmer touched your life, touched your heart," Nicklaus concluded, pausing while his voice cracked.

A touching, life-sized bronze baby holds its arms out for love.

"I've always said if I can touch one life, you don't know how many lives that life can touch," Rivera said.