Sentence examples for touching silent from inspiring English sources

The sublime puzzlement I felt at the end of "Target," an astonishing piece of visionary futurism from the Russian director Alexander Zeldovich, was complemented by the childlike delight that attends nearly every moment of "The Artist," Michel Hazanavicius's witty and touching silent film about a silent-film star.

Romance, which initially seems like a grand idea, can often evolve from a happy form of bonding to a frustrating form of entanglement, as depicted in Masahiro Sugano's touching silent short entitled Yarning For Love.

NOT surprisingly, most Jews were proud of Mr. Lieberman, though some acknowledged that their insecurity buttons were pushed, touching off silent alarms that ring for them whenever Jews become too visible.

Mariatu's story goes to the heart of the challenges for anti-FGM campaigners in Sierra Leone, touching on the silent power of the secret societies, who carry out the cutting as an initiation into the group.

In Laitinen's study, some patients told about experiencing true presence in nursing, manifested in the nurses' way of speaking, touching, gesturing – even in silent presence [ 32].

A note on embodying flow: When one allows oneself to relax into the mystery that we are, there is an effacement -- an opening -- an allowance to being touched by a silent, dynamic force which has an intelligence that, again when I allow it, or soften into it, has an unerring potency and inherent knowing.

This is what love is supposed to be, she told herself, quietly sitting close but not touching, somewhat remote but in silent harmony.

Inspired by Maurice Maeterlinck's early symbolist play Interior, in which a visitor interrupts a family gathering with news of a daughter's death, Matthew Lenton's production is at once whimsical silent comedy and touching meditation on the transitory nature of life.

It's a gag as old as the silent comedies but, like all Magritte's films, touching in its domestic playfulness and affection.

The idea of the silent witnesses touched him in some deep, primal way: "there is in the tale of Catherine Genovese a revelation about the human condition so appalling to contemplate that only good can come from forcing oneself to confront the truth".

An avid collector of silent films, he now made some of his own, though without touching a camera.