touched by something

It is expected to touch the 1 billion mark by 2013.

She thought about what he'd said, touched by the effort he had made to come today.

He didn't want her touched by this, not any more than she already was.

However, the early rules do allow players to touch and control the ball by hand.

After that we spoke of many things, but did not again touch upon the events by the river.

We need to hear it, to have all sides looked at, to make people feel touched by the subject.

Other companies may have lost more members, but 10 House felt especially touched by the disaster.

The boys would go days without seeing her, touched only by a kiss in the middle of the night.

Hundreds of women from around the country hear the program, and touched by the story, write to Sam.

The flesh was warm, as if touched by the sun.