Sentence examples for touching address from inspiring English sources

But there's a welcome lighter touch on I Should Have Known, Grohl's touching address to Cobain (featuring Nirvana's Krist Novoselic on bass and accordion), and Walk, perhaps the most satisfying Foo rocker since Learn to Fly.

Discovered in a tatty envelope for internal Hull University communications among a shoebox full of letters, the poem is a touching address to a woman who brought some happiness to the latter period of Larkin's life.

In a touching address to the children, Kidjo shared her experiences about travelling around the world.

Rest-home for revolutionaries Decision-day for Colombia's presidency ReprintsHence Brasilia's Orwellian touches: addresses such as "the southern individual habitation sector, group K, lot 8", or "the northern hotel sector".

Her voice, her dress, her touching (yet short) address after her performance sent chills down very limb".

After touching down, Piccard addressed the crowd with a statement of hopefulness.

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Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, praised a "particularly moving, touching and well-judged address".

London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "I think the Bishop of London did a particularly moving, touching and well-judged address.

As expected, President Barack Obama delivered a sweeping State of the Union address Wednesday, touching on topics that ranged from health care reform to the war in Afghanistan.

But not before the city's prodigal son had played Sunrise, the story of how he fled Derry, asking: "Who cares what name you call a town?" It felt as touching a way of addressing the past as it was necessary, and pointed to the brighter future that the festival and wider celebrations have set out to foster.