Sentence examples for touching affection from inspiring English sources

By way of example, he speaks with touching affection about discovering the Delta blues as a kid through the work of the brilliant Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher, who played sessions with Muddy Waters as well as the Dubliners.

But it has enough jokes to keep you smiling, and the spirit Mr. Black brings to it is a fervent (and touching) affection for the music he spoofs but obviously adores.

When Liam brings home a friend and fellow Dr Who addict, Jen, we see both his touching affection for the girl and the disastrous impact of Rick on a burgeoning relationship.

It is unfair, for the wretched irony is that of the two codes, league is the more sharply organised, is far more at ease with itself, is run by more charming and imaginative folk and is played by more amenable fellows with not only more resplendent skills but with a more touching affection for, and pride in, their game.

"Introducing more (nonsexual) touching and affection on a daily basis will go a long way in rekindling the warmth and tenderness".

There are lots of blurred lines for children around their bodies, when it comes to touching and affection.

He wanted to push back on the cultural belief that people can only find touch, affection, and intimacy through sexual pursuits.

Most surprising of all, he's touching in his affection for his fifth wife, Katherine Howard Binnie Barness), who discovers, alas, that she cannot live without the love of Thomas Culpeper Robert DonatThomas Culpeper Robert Donat

The More I Learn About Women treads a touching line between affection and curiosity, mixed with a sense of almost childlike vengeance for her father's infidelity and neglect.

Skepticism cannot touch our affections and pleasures, which are always accessible.

The obvious inference from Burke's philosophy of language was that to use abstract compound words was less to discuss ideas than to raise images which touched the affections of the listener or reader.