Sentence examples for voice touched from inspiring English sources

I haven't heard a voice, touched a hand, for hours or days.

In 1995, his superb voice touched souls at the funeral of his beloved 92-year-old mother, Immaculata.

Roland Barthes in his 1972 essay The Grain of the Voice touched on this basic problem of music criticism, remarking snidely that "the work (or its performance) is invariably translated into the poorest linguistic category: the adjective".

"He's my son," he said, his voice touching bottom, "not yours.

Mr. Del Tredici finds Mr. Kelly's quaky voice touching, or original, or ironic, or something.

For instance, my husband could touch my arm in a way that is too light, and I could essentially step out of the experience and say in a normal voice "touch me harder".

In the U.S., we number 6 million strong, but our voices touch the lives of tens of millions more.

Someone's playing a dulcimer; / its voice touches and parts the air of summer".

The issue now is which type of interface — voice, touch or multiple screens — will win you over.

Probably not everything the English tenor Ian Bostridge's voice touches turns to gold, but so far most things have.

"Several years ago, a small keypad was the only input modality to control the phone, but nowadays the user can use voice, touch, gesture, and eye movement to control and interact with mobile devices,"  Insoo Kim, Samsung's lead researcher told Technology Review.