Sentence examples for touching to think from inspiring English sources

"It was really touching to think we've helped, even if it's in a small way".

It's touching to think of it now wrapped up carefully awaiting the next member of the family.

Some people were embarrassed by it, but to me it was touching to think that if you were lonely, you could have come down to Tate Modern for some human interaction.

It was especially touching to think of Bach -- who could hardly have suspected that his "Passion" would survive centuries and cross oceans, let alone become a central monument of Western music -- trying to eke out wider circulation for some of his newest and best tunes.

Did you end up finding any of these songs particularly touching to you? 　 BF: I think that one works for me too.

(Or, alternatively, that Stuart Smalley could be so out of touch as to think that Jordan needed cheering up).

Although Mike Clark from USA Today thought the comedy was sometimes "more frenetic than inspired and viewer emotions are rarely touched to any notable degree," he thought the film to be as "visually inventive as its Pixar predecessors".

It wasn't until 1997 that I really made all the connections to be able to do this without touching myself and being able to "think off".

"And I was touched to know so many people thought it was so special".

But when, in "24", she complains, "You're hard to reach/You're cold to touch", it's hard not to think of pot and kettle locked in a mutually unfeeling embrace.

The beauty is that once we touch true self, we learn to think, act, speak, create, choose, breathe, sleep, and eat from this place of authenticity.