It's very touching for reasons that are hard to define".
She touches on reasons that poor people are more likely than rich people to be overweight, all of them environmental.
Mr. Howards's false statement about not touching Mr. Cheney was reason enough to arrest him under the Fourth Amendment, the appeals court said.
One good reason for touching down at SFO might be that it's because the companies that matter in your space – the ones you want to compete with, learn from, partner with or steal bored employees from – are in Silicon Valley.
The story explored white curiosity about black women's natural hair and the historical and cultural reasons why touching a black woman's hair without invitation is rude.
As we canvassed a basement, an attic, a backyard shed, a garage, a patio and five rooms, everything I touched had a reason that made it a keeper.
Sarkozy touched on one reason when he admitted his country's integration model wasn't working any more because it doesn't give immigrants and their French-born children a fair chance.
The making/discovery distinction chimes with a number of the dichotomies upon which we have touched: imagination vs. reason, emotion vs. principle, becoming vs. being, artifacts vs. Forms, images vs. originals.
But be warned, ladies: at any great buffet there will still always be something festering at the back that nobody else has touched for a reason, like warm taramasalata.
