Sentence examples for touch of hands from inspiring English sources

Everything in the house seemed to have that same quality, softened by the touch of hands — hands that had rubbed the brass plating from the doorknobs, hands that had worn the painted handles of spoons and ladles down to bare wood.

The voices that greeted them and the touch of hands that lifted them up held no more meaning than a gust of wind on the sand.

Be lenient: Let not the touch of hand.

By Marya Mannes The New Yorker, June 22, 1929 P. 18 Be lenient: Let not the touch of hand View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.

Instead, she said a great day was one when a seemingly benign conversation, prompted by the touching of hands while nail polish was being applied, let a woman know that she was loved — a powerful message on these cruel streets.

P-Orridge says that Touching of Hands does just that as a work of art.

So much so, in fact, that P-Orridge created a piece for the exhibition, titled Touching of Hands, that was directly inspired by something Gysin told h/er back in the 80s.

One day there was a touch, possibly of hands, I imagine it was simple, accidental, no more than a grazing -- and then there was magic.

Soft and dark from the touch of many hands, its markings were slightly off center.

He has felt the touch of clammy hands from venture capitalists more times than he would care to count.

His mother had folded his clothes, and he did not want to disturb any lasting touch of her hands on the fabric.