sense of touch

They are used to look into the sense of touch.

First the hands were cut off, to take away the sense of touch.

There was left to me then only the sense of touch.

Most that she knows at first hand comes from her sense of touch.

It was too dark to see anything, but his sense of touch told him all he needed to know.

Now only his hearing and sense of touch brought him information.

But the sense of touch is so much fun, I'm not done with it yet.

Then she goes to work, mainly using her sense of touch.

I'd carried her in and there's nothing wrong with my sense of touch.

I happen to have a very sensitive sense of touch.

The sense of touch was the only one not in full scope here.

You see, I had to use words and images with which she was familiar through the sense of touch.

Her clothes somehow give a sense of touch even if you are only looking.

The sense of touch told him what his eyes were unable to determine.

All the while, he worked along the blackened ground through sense of touch alone.

Giving the sense of touch its due could have many advantages.

"I was going just on a sense of touch," he said.

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He always seems to be reaching out to involve the sense of touch.

Many insisted that the sense of touch is what actually matters, even for those who can see.

Could one by the sense of touch trace the installation?

My sense of touch and feeling was unaffected by the drug.

His goal was to learn how to simulate the human sense of touch.

Your newborn's sense of touch is especially developed, particularly around the mouth.

You might have more sensitive hearing or sense of touch, for instance.