Sentence examples for touching here from inspiring English sources

High schooler Ryder--who was lovely and touching in that underrated gem "Lucas --is Lucas --is touching here.

In it she gazed at her face, touching here and there, her expression critical.

But there's another possibility: that "touching" here means arousing feelings of gratitude or emotional warmth.

They're touching here on a key point about French cinema – the notable scarcity of black presence both on screen and behind the camera.

We are touching here on what Walter Benjamin called "the optical unconscious" (not the collective unconscious as the authors of an essay in the catalogue accompanying the upcoming Whitechapel show mistakenly claim).

In Paris the following month, Stefano Pilati's Saint Laurent swansong was touching – here was a designer who has for a decade managed the difficult task of fitting his own personality and that of his illustrious forebear into a line that never felt compromised or divided, or in any way diverted from the founder's original message of strong, progressive femininity.

Everything they touched here in New York, everybody they talked to.

Now, close enough to touch, here was a beautiful raccoon.

Then, there is the sex — so often a laugh or a liability onscreen, but touched here with an unexpected grace.

And things demand to be touched here; every sweater has its own texture, adding another sense to the act of wearing.

But the social and structural affinities are striking, and Brock himself touches here and there on some of their more obvious manifestations.