Sentence examples for touching so much from inspiring English sources

On subways and sidewalks, in elevators and stores, we pass in and out of them in the course of a day, without pausing to consider by what mechanisms our brains guide us through so easily, rarely touching so much as a stranger's shoulder.

"[Browder's] legacy… you can already see it touching so much change," Jay Z said.

"It hit or touched so much of the university that it is hard for people to comprehend," said Larry Robinson, the interim president of the university, which ranks as one of the nation's best historically black colleges and universities.

I send his family, friends, and the millions and millions of people whose lives he has touched so much love, light, healing and peace.

Before you touch so much as a screw around the vehicle's instrument cluster, thoroughly read the owner's manual.

Just remember that she'll be conscious of sweating a little bit and may not want to be touched so much during or after the game.

I think we miss that touch so much that we crash into each other just to feel something.

She tries to pinpoint why people responded so strongly to the set, saying, "People that have had cancer or any sort of turmoil in their life that they can kind of relate to -- I think that's what is touching people so much".

Instead of clinging to each other in relief, we found the talking hard, the touching harder — so much harder than I thought it would be, rife with old tensions, unpredictable land mines and calcified pain.

A lifelong teacher (and student) at Jamaica High School, he taught us all so much and touched so many.

Scousers are often accused of living vicariously through the past – but when you consider that past is almost incomparable in English football, maybe it's just impossible for other fans to relate to a history touched with so much tragedy and triumph. .