Sentence examples for touched less from inspiring English sources

"In the beginning we touched less upon that kind of thing," Gilles says.

During his visit, the pope urged ethnic reconciliation, but his remarks touched less on political matters than on Roman Catholics' personal lives.

Teams that touched each other frequently early in the 2008-2009 season did better than teams that touched less frequently, even after accounting for player status, preseason expectations and early season performance.

"Even though technology means we are connected in more ways than we can deal with, on a day to day basis people are getting touched less and less.

It's like the garden scene of Mozart's "Figaro," but multiplied: less touching, less serious, a whole lot crazier, more cartoonlike and very endearing.

Part of it may be due to the usability issues that can make touch less than optimal.

A further challenge is that the self-ownership rationale fails to clarify why touching sensitive areas of the body without consent seems worse than touching less sensitive areas without consent.

In a short conversation with reporters after a long workout, Rodriguez also touched on less controversial subjects.

It is something she has touched on, less dramatically, in Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee.

The show became exciting and not just stunningly admirable when that expertise touched on less careful emotion.

The 20-year-old, who trains in Salford, was beaten to the S9 50m freestyle title by China's Lin Ping, who touched home less than a tenth quicker.