Touched In A Sentence

Q: How to use touched in a sentence?

1. Then she touched him on the arm. 2. The spontaneous tribute touched her. 3. And he touched his wounded arm. 4. I was touched almost into tears. 5. My discourse both touched and excited him.

Short & Simple Example Sentence For Touched | Touched Sentence

Then she touched him on the arm.
The spontaneous tribute touched her.
And he touched his wounded arm.
I was touched almost into tears.
My discourse both touched and excited him.
When touched it bit viciously.
There seemed not a string that was not touched by fire.
She touched the spring in the side of the secretary.
He leaned forward and touched a spring.
He touched the wallet of money with his elbow.
He seemed rather touched and distressed.
Most people were deeply touched by the sad story.
Here a key-note was touched that roused the whole company.
Sir Henry touched him on the shoulder.
She spoke gently, for his tone more than his words had touched her sympathy.
She showed him the small bag by her side upon the seat, and touched her cloak.
He touched her hand, still warm and soft, with his own, which was icy.
Baby was asleep; and I think she was touched by the actual sight of him.
The first blind man put out his hand and touched the elephant's broad side.
I could be identified too easily," and Mark touched his crippled arm.

How To Use Touched In A Sentence?

Their leaves rustled gently as they were touched by the breeze, and that was all.
He touched with his fingers a box of cigarettes which stood upon the tea-table.
As his foot touched the deck his will, his purpose he had been hurrying to save, died out within.
So he merely bent low over the hand that lay in his, raised it, and touched his lips to that.
There was such artificiality in the wax-flower lady that nothing in this speech touched Renouard.
Every face that she passed was touched with the wistful longing which is the very essence of spring.
It is as if a needle touched with the loadstone were sensible of and pleased with its turning toward the north.
He touched the mustang with the spur, and in a few fierce leaps found himself nearly abreast of the frightened animal he was chasing.
It all came back to me as a cold, moist nose touched my hand and a sympathetic whimper broke the silence.
I had had compliments before, but none that touched me like this; none that could approach it for value in my eyes.
Beneath the veil of white illusion which reached only to the tip of her small sharp nose, her eyes were suddenly touched with spring.
Wallie made no answer but touched his horse and galloped until he was ahead of Canby and the drowning horse.
These idle words touched a tender spot in the other officer, to whom hock-cup happened to be the beau-ideal of drinks.
Whose heart is not touched by this most affecting display of the tender pity of the father, in union with the stern justice of the law-giver?
In one particular his crime made him a changed man; from the moment he fled he never touched another drop of liquor.
He replaced his hat with a sweeping bow, touched the black horse lightly with a spurred heel, and was gone.
He had then touched the panel with his delicate knuckles; no voice had answered, and with a mirthful look he lifted the latch and we both entered.
It was a little violin, and he lifted it as if it had been a flower or an infant, and laid his head lovingly upon it while he touched the strings.
This little room, within its partial shadow, like the shadow of time itself, was touched with the solemnity of a cathedral.
When teeth became touched with decay or were otherwise ailing, the doctor knew of but one thing to do: he fetched his tongs and dragged them out.

Definition of Touched

Emotionally moved (by), made to feel emotion (by). | Slightly mentally deficient; touched in the head. | simple past tense and past participle of touch