Sentence examples for touching like a from inspiring English sources

The new versions can be garish (pseudo-tribal drums and jungle noises in "Ben"?) or touching, like a bare-bones piano-and-voice version of "I'll Be There" from the Jackson 5 days.

Combining different bits of the chorus into a new chorus, Dilla extracts from the original song a more mystical statement about L.O.V.E. that fits Common's lyric (which I grew to find, um, touching) like a glove.

2. Ice Age Clever, funny, touching; like a great road movie.

Subjects were asked to stand with the feet one in front of the other and touching like in a tightrope position.

Four subjects were asked to stand with their feet aligned one in front of the other and touching like in a tightrope position.

Crime novelist James M. Cain, according to Raymond Chandler: "Everything he touches smells like a billygoat.

When you have visitors take them out, show them, and let them touch them like a real zoo keeper.

It's a nice touch, like a backstage pass at the opera.

Poetic touches, like a scene in which the performers dance with a wheelchair, are laborious.

There were a few "swan" touches, like a cream skirt decorated with what looked like enveloping feathers.

And he wants to add some classy touches, like a bar and a brass banister.