It's an exquisitely awful yet touching scene.
It is a curious yet touching juxtaposition.
Yet, touching a raw nerve, news of this event spread organically.
"You're the soul of this place," sighed John Cage Peter MacNicoll), foolish yet touching in his persistent infatuation with Ally.
With this exhibition she offers a wry yet touching meditation on fragility, risk and healing in art and life.
"It was cut to its proper length, beautifully cast, and the lady who directed it brought out its bawdy and yet touching style and its strong thematic content".
I also loved Comfort and Joy by India Knight Fig Treee), a hilarious, bawdy yet touching portrait of Christmas over three years.
WHITE NIGHTS Luchino Visconti, conjuring up Livorno in the Cinecittà studio, wrests visual poetry from that city's winding streets and canals in his uneven yet touching 1957 adaptation of Dostoyevsky's story.
Amy's response is to identify with her father; Kim's response is to become, to Allister, the mother that he doesn't have (there's a funny yet touching riff on the fact that he calls her "Mother").
In his comedic yet touching "Pina Jackson in Mercemorium" (part of the citywide festival ThinkSwiss: Genève Meets New York), the zany, virtuosic Foofwa D'Imobilité, a former Cunningham dancer now in Geneva, enacts something close to that fantasy.
This big-bang finish — which includes a topsy-turvy image that poignantly suggests the world has been turned on its axis for good — is sloppy, at times visually incoherent, yet touching.
