touched

IPA: tˈʌtʃt

Examples of "touched" in Sentences

They use the phrase "touched by the sun" whenever they discuss skin tone.
His name touched the fringes of his thoughts and he was immediately alert.
The title touched on one of my pet peeves: the equation of 'baseball' with 'major league 'baseball'.
Mr. Obama's deliberate use of the phrase touched off a furor, even if the basic outlines of a peace settlement remain unchanged.
The soft beauty of the Latin word touched with an enchanting touch the dark of the evening, with a touch fainter and more persuading than the touch of music or of a woman's hand.
I picked up the second one on a whim, since it was next to Gura's book and the title touched upon my need to know how exactly the French philosopher's did influence the ideas of at least a couple Transcendentalists.
First Relay to see that all children actually _walk_; no running; when hands are to be touched, they _must be touched_; when erasers or handkerchiefs are dropped, they must be picked up by the ones who dropped them before proceeding with the game; if to be exchanged, they must be exchanged.