Sentence examples for touching profoundly from inspiring English sources

The movie "is a pleasant shock: a touching, profoundly sex-positive film that equates sex with intimacy, tenderness and emotional connection instead of performance, competition and conquest," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in October.

Arriving in a culture steeped in titillation, prurience and pornographic imagery, "The Sessions" is a pleasant shock: a touching, profoundly sex-positive film that equates sex with intimacy, tenderness and emotional connection instead of performance, competition and conquest.

Finally the family is touched profoundly when Edward and Rupert join the military.

This letter comes to you from 50-year graduates of the New York City High School of Music & Art (now part of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School) and others whose lives were touched profoundly by the arts.

His life touched us profoundly, we will miss him.

He spoke directly to them and I know he touched people profoundly because of the hundreds of letters I receive.

An influential author, distinguished teacher, brilliant thinker, and long-time activist for social and economic justice, Liz inspired generations of students, teachers and countless others whose lives she touched so profoundly.

A song-and-dance show on Forty-sixth Street can occasionally touch so profoundly on some central preoccupation of a period that, even if relatively few of us actually get to see it live, it still becomes a kind of hearth at the center of a national celebration.

Having his first baby touched Mateo profoundly.

Their desire to make a difference, to really do something, touched me profoundly.

Her words touched me profoundly as a microcosm of stories that brought so many people out onto the streets.