Sentence examples for touching read from inspiring English sources

Ten years after first publication, his biography Wodehouse: A Life remains the authoritative book on Plum – not to mention a highly entertaining and frequently touching read in its own right.

Those precious declarations, in my situation, were a lifeline to be treasured and held and touched, read and reread.

I was shocked and touched reading the stories of patients' families who have suffered and it seems the rest of the country has been as well.

RNC lecturer Nigel Berry designed the Fingerprints Braille course, which was first published in 1993 and is now widely used to teach adult beginners to touch-read and write grade 2 Braille.

David Davis, a former Foreign Office minister and former shadow Home Secretary, told The Independent: "For 'light touch' read 'ineffective'ineffective

Other paintings, apparently done from direct observation and made with a tender, slightly brushy touch read as empathic meditations on the mortality of the flesh.

Please get in touch," read a statement posted on Megaupload before the site was taken offline, according to the AP.

It's oddly touching to read a novel where journeys are so inherently exciting, and it makes the book both consummately funny and poignantly elegiac.

It was touching to read about the boy who liked time to himself in the summer but found it comforting to have a parent in the house "keeping him company".

James Glass Los Angeles Preserving a Jewish Heritage To the Editor: Regarding "In Tuscany, a Jewish Heritage" (Nov. 25), It is touching to read that while only a handful of Jews remain living in this small town today, Elena Servi has dedicated her life to preserving its long Jewish history.

It has been deeply touching to read the comments online and realize that my actions have had such a strikingly widespread effect.