Sentence examples for touching sequence from inspiring English sources
In one particularly touching sequence Peggy Lee's version of The Folks that Live on the Hill is accompanied by images of sad, isolated people looking from the windows of tower blocks.
By the time they meet Burt's brother (Paul Schneider), who has just been abandoned by his wife, in what is arguably the most touching sequence in the film, it's a relief to encounter someone relatively normal.
It's a peculiarly touching sequence, twenty-five years later — a reminder of the origins of the skilled debater Hillary Clinton has become, and the hyper-controlled persona that she's had to maintain, during decades in the public eye, to avoid triggering the contempt of voters.
In a touching sequence, a chimp initiates a long hug with her when being released into the wild, but Goodall admits she still doesn't know what motivated the primate.
Though it largely concerns its title character, it reaches its emotional peak during a delightful, touching flashback sequence that condenses the arc of Méliès's cinematic career, from the construction of his studio to his postwar obscurity.
Then, out of nowhere, in a three-touch sequence around the hour mark, Chelsea found its way past Benfica to take the lead.
Quantitative RT-PCR reactions were performed in a CFX96 Touch sequence detection system (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA, USA) using Platinum SYBR Green qPCR SuperMix-UDG reagents (Invitrogen).
The multitouch stuff in Ubuntu is interesting in its own right, since they're developing a whole "touch language" that will allow for chaining touch sequences into sentences of complex actions.
There's also an iPad version for multi-touch sequencing.
It adds to this finding by showing that the temperature effect does not arise exclusively because the foreign arm is known to be in a different location in personal space from the participant's own arm, rather it may arise because the foreign arm is somehow processed as non-self perhaps due to some complicated function of the touch sequences themselves.
More touching still is the sequence back at Jack's house, in which he kisses first Fatima, who is holding a new baby, and then, after a hilariously thoughtful pause, the lovely Alex, who is also holding her baby, and who, having hitherto scorned Jack as the merest fertilizer, has now found room for him in her heart.
