Sentence examples for touching about this from inspiring English sources

There's something touching about this desire, though Mr. Wain doesn't let Linda and George fly their freak flags for long".

There was something touching about this tableau of sleeping bags, since I knew that the soldiers who had slept there were now dead.

"There is something funny and touching about this anarchic, abortive love affair, a chaotically doomed relationship that neither of the principals understand," writes our own Peter Bradshaw.

There is something touching about this immense and overbearing enterprise of government brought down to a single hut on Scolt Head Island, Norfolk (£2,000).

There is something touching about this special building being conceived to celebrate the noble beast, and it oozes a sense of pride in its original occupants.

There is something touching about this insight from one of literature's most infamous misanthropes: the only place where, finally, we might find shelter from our suffering is in company — among people.

"It touches on everyone's fantasy of what it would be like to be friends with Barbra," says Urie. "What's universal and touching about the play is this idea of meeting your idol.

"Look at this, right?" There was something touching about the scene — and about the way the women were mobbing Arnold.

And as they emerged from beneath the sheets, there was something deeply touching about the undisguised ordinariness of them.

There's something touching about the interaction she describes.

For all of this, there was something undeniably touching about watching this middle-aged man prepare to proclaim his criminal guilt and contemplate years in prison.