Sentence examples for touch of being from inspiring English sources

Mr Kem Sokha has rattled Mr Hun Sen, who is usually imperturbable.Indeed, Mr Kem Sokha has the prime minister's touch of being able to talk to poor farmers and stallholders about economic matters in ways that they understand.

I love the humor in your work, the way, for instance, really tough turns are alluded to so nimbly in "Commercial for Absence": Try it,  just a touch  of being noplace at the pulse points.

" 'Don't Worry, Be Happy' is not a tune people can hear right now," Mr. Adamson said, adding that advertisers taking that tack "run the risk of being considered out of touch, of being asked, 'Where have you been?' " Reflecting that, the tone of many campaigns is less cheerful than in previous Januarys.

I've seen babies who were not supposed to live who were brought back to life from the warmth and touch of being laid upon their mother's chest.

Haphephobia describes the fear of touching, or of being touched.

This originally appeared on VICE CA. Haphephobia describes the fear of touching, or of being touched.

The scale incorporates the distinction between initiating touch, which is the act of touching someone else, and receiving touch, which is the act of being touched by someone else.

Frank's motto for his spare rectilinear style was "The last touch of elegance is elimination".

"He luxuriated in the newness of being touched," Yoon writes.

I was terrified of being touched by men.

"A Touch of Sin" is unrated.