Sentence examples for touching expression from inspiring English sources
The phrase "touching expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sentiment or statement that evokes strong emotions, often related to compassion or empathy. Example: "Her touching expression of gratitude brought tears to my eyes."
Mr. Mehta, looking uncomfortable, acted as if the response were supportive of his words and thanked the audience for its touching expression.
One of the people dancing in moonlight outside a big, old house lighted from within and full of revelers is a remarkable feat of depicting light and space, and a touching expression of human community.
For all their faults, the Barones are finally redeemed each week by their mutual affection -- which may make "Raymond" seem very old-fashioned and uncool, but which also makes it the most truthful and most touching expression of contemporary family life on television.
The family is depicted in what is at once a gruesome clinical image and a deeply touching expression of family and community intimacy.
Appropriately, the book ends not in the United States, but in India, with a touching expression of gratitude from a 37-year-old woman whose life was saved in the 1990 s by the early detection of cervical cancer (pages 187 188).
The scene is ineffably, absurdly touching, the sweetest expression of family love seen in recent films.
In Act II, with its long pas de deux on the boat, whose rocking motion is brilliantly conveyed by de Nobili's rising and falling backdrops of waves, and Ashton's swaying sailors, Ms. Rojo and Mr. Watson are wonderfully touching in their expression of a love not fully understood by either character.
In it she gazed at her face, touching here and there, her expression critical.
Now, researchers have trained dogs from a variety of breeds to look at a pair of photos arranged side by side one showing the upper half of a woman's face looking happy and the other showing the upper half of the same woman's face looking angry and pick out the happy expression by touching their snouts to it (pictured).
Louise Jones looks at Doug Jones, with an expression of touching gravitas.
This is not a work of film history but rather a generous, touching and slightly daffy expression of unbridled movie love.
