Sentence examples for touching sense from inspiring English sources

Combining drawing and painting with magazine cutouts of limbs, faces and other body parts, they depict sexy young women in jaunty poses that nevertheless convey a wistful, touching sense of loss.

When the muscle moves free droved by a constant current, and touches an obstacle, the working potential increases: this is a touching sense.

It was some years later that I learned who Alan Gregg was—a legendary Rockefeller Foundation official who made a tremendous and lasting impact on biomedical research but I never forgot the touching sense of fondness and reverence with which Mike spoke about his dad that day.

It conjured out of its small hat a vast and touching sense of the humane.

Indeed, there seems, in the work of very devout composers, a sense of awe that verges on, in the most touching sense of the word, naivety.

His presence, scattered throughout the hour, creates a touching sense of him as a person instead of as a newly minted pop legend.

It is curiously touching; the sense of a huge common labour is movingly democratic.

Dr. Catania is a neuroscientist who studies the senses, particularly the exquisite touch sense of the star-nosed mole.

AMEX Digital must really hate keys because they've launched a new wireless Skype phone and keyboard with Touch Sense keys.

The touch sense steadily deteriorates as we get older, starting around the age of 18.

"By the time you're old, you've lost a whole lot of the touch sense," said Linden.