But when his humanity flashes out, it's all the more touching.
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Men also engaged in more touching after the handshake or post-boxing embrace.
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The child reaching out to touch her veil makes it even more touching.
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When she was young, she was inspiringly reckless; but today she is more touching.
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His work certainly anticipated that of Robert Mapplethorpe; its imagery and contrasts are often more touching.
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It can be very touching; almost more touching than going to a gig in a way.
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Mary's was more touching, hinting at the family's poverty and her selflessness even at age 10.
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It's more touching still with the knowledge that the bond between father and daughter will not hold.
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While each activity proved to be more touching than the one before, Richard's final item was the most moving.
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That scheme didn't succeed, but it did establish one of the more touching and unlikely friendships on the show.
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" As the program moves week to week, Ms. Dowden said, "there's more touching, affection, looking at one another and laughing.
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Expect the campaign to continue rolling out over the next six months (we're hoping for more touching videos like these!).
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To cite one of the law's more touching lines: "The processing of personal data should be designed to serve mankind."
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They re-enacted Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdam's iconic rainy kiss, and it was basically even more touching that the original.
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There has been an outpouring of poignant tributes for Carrie Fisher, but none more touching than that of her intergalactic twin.
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Her collaboration with her longtime bassist, Jay Leonhart, is a musical friendship that grows deeper and more touching as each year passes.
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But Nightcrawler's indomitable faith in humanity and his goodness were much simpler, more touching to me than a letter to the Corinthians.
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There are few stories more touching than that of a mother-and-child reunion, and there are few animals more beloved than otters.
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Though this story is simple and sweet, it gets even more touching when you realize that it's a sequel to last year's Doodle.
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"He was the first boy I ever knew who cared that I had a brain," Ginsburg says in one of the film's more touching moments.
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It's one of the more touching road trip stories ever committed to film: Huffman plays Bree, a trans woman getting to know her long-lost son.
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Underwood has been open in the past about how much parenthood has changed her, and some of her more touching moments have directly involved her son.
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But it's impossible to ignore the fact that when the band busts out one of its slower, softer, more touching songs, the ignorance of the masses unveils itself.
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More down to earth, literally, but for some perhaps also more touching, are the traditional red, slip-on shoes worn by Pope John Paul II only 20 years ago.
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Still, the album's most recurrent sentiment is romance, and no song is more touching (or toe tap-worthy) than its first single, the title track, which celebrates enduring love.
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Making the story all the more touching, the university has printed over 50,000 shirts that feature the child's design and have been pre-sold by the campus' store — VolShop.
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One of the more touching watercolors is Mr. Fay's "Lance Corporal Fuller Mourns," which features a young Marine with tears streaming down his cheeks with his fallen comrades lying in the background.
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Because of this, the tale of Florence (Emily Mortimer), a young war widow who opens a bookshop in this deceptively peaceful location, becomes more urgent and far more touching than we expect.
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Although Gilman's eugenic ideas are dated and unpleasant, this spontaneously erotic side of her imagination still seems prescient, and all the more touching for being hard-earned: she was not a natural sybarite.
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So let's dig in... Mike Francesa There were many moving tributes to the late Marvel mastermind Stan Lee online this week, but none more touching than this one from sports radio host Mike Francesa.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrated their 70th milestone wedding anniversary last year with the release of stunning new portraits, but it was on their 60th anniversary that they shared an even more touching photo.
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The swift evocations of the landscape, good humor about human foibles (when an "ungrateful rat" taunts an animate rat trap, we laughingly root for the trap) and sparks of magic only make these stories more touching.
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I've struggled, too: I'm exhausted all the time; there have been days when the thought of more touching repulsed me; and I tore so much delivering my nearly nine-pound miracle that I required stitches and blood transfusions.
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And it's made all the more touching by Gloria's sympathetic presence in the room, since she knows the case better than anyone and can finally claim ownership over its conclusion, after suffering weeks of belittlement from her boss.
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Their triumph, somewhat lessened by the reality that Ames had been doing pretty much everything short of wearing a nametag written in Russian, is made more touching because of the bureaucratic obstacles they had to overcome at each turn.
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The Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl played back-up acoustic guitar for his daughter Violet's rendition of Adele's "When We Were Young" and it's hard to imagine a more touching moment between a rock and roll dad and his talented daughter.
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Which made it that much more touching when the San Francisco Giants and the Arizona Diamondbacks, in the fourth inning of their Monday game at AT&T Park, chose to pay tribute to that beloved, left-behind style of proto-baseball.
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She has come back before: In 2009, after the birth of her daughter Jada, she won the 2009 United States Open as a wild card, and Jada helped her celebrate in Arthur Ashe Stadium, in one of the more touching moments in tennis history.
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" One of the night's more touching moments celebrated a pioneering woman in the TV industry and a CBS hero: The In Memoriam segment ended with Mary Tyler Moore, who died in January at 80, turning off the lights in the fictional newsroom of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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We saw almost the entire Game of Thrones cast on the Emmys stage to present the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Movie, but before that, there was an even more touching moment that went down between two members of the Stark pack: Sophie Turner and Kit Harington.
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The theme song of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt—with its "females are strong as hell" refrain—grows more and more touching with repetition, and is not so much a parody as a reenactment of the interview that broke the news of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight's rescue, in 2013, from their captor's home in Cleveland.
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The film currently holds a 77% score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 30 reviews. The critical consensus reads: "One of the better Planet of the Apes sequels, Escape is more character-driven than the previous films, and more touching as a result."Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971). Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved December 19, 2018.
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Saikat's recollections are all the more touching as they are so obviously personal." Steve Mellen of Bristol Post said "Saikat is a gem in the Bristol theatre scene, and long may he hang around to share his skills with us." Guide2Bristol called it "A thought-provoking delight, with comedy and poignancy aplenty." Stagetalk Magazine said, "This is storytelling at its best.
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Dominique Pinon talks to the camera describing his likes and dislikes, ranging from the simple such as "I hate men with a beard but no moustache" to the more touching, "I like to think that after death can't be worse than before birth." Each of his examples is accompanied by a visual demonstration. The actress Marie-Laure Dougnac (Pinon's collaborator in Delicatessen), also makes a cameo appearance. Jean- Pierre Jeunet reused this technique in his 2001 film Amélie when introducing the characters.
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Mr. Grundy owes much to his exponents. It is difficult to fancy > acting brighter or more effective than that of Miss Amy Roselle and Mr. > Groves, or more touching than that of Mies Kate Eorke, who at one point > attained a hold over the audience such as a girl of her age has rarely > achieved. Mr. Beauchamp, Mr. Rutland Barrington, Mr. Dacre, Mr. Herbert, and > Mrs. Leigh Murray were also good, and the performance as a whole had a > commendable ensemble.
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Product Page: Miles Smiles. Muze. Retrieved on 2010-11-03. Musician cited Miles Smiles as one of "the great quintet albums" and wrote that it "has lost none of its cutting edge ... Has any band ever grooved harder than Miles and company do on 'Orbits', 'Dolores' or 'Ginger Bread Boy' --and has Miles ever penned a more touching ballad than 'Circle'?" Allmusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine praised the quintet's compositions as "memorable, yet open-ended and nervy, setting (and creating) standards for modern bop that were emulated well into the new century".
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Clubs based in the stadium and participating in the Second Division continues to play at the stadium. The stadium was renovated in 2008, it's more new and has more touching models in it that represents each team. The City Hall of Cova Figueira planned to expand it. Recently around late 2015, the stadium underwent renovations as to that of São Lourenço as well as some expansions including its seats, its field became artificial turf and it was competed on November 18, 2017, its works costs CV$32 million, seating capacity added to 2,500 and its field size became 100 x 64 meters.
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He released three discs, > all of them increasingly better written, deeper, more touching. But in a > rightful crescendo, it is in Josh's case, that the best has been saved for > last. Bradley Torreano of Allmusic gave the album four and a half out of five stars and noted that Clayton-Felt had substantial talent and the potential for a successful career, writing: > If this album is any indication, Clayton-Felt was on his way to becoming the > lighthearted alternative to Jeff Buckley. That may seem like an obvious > comparison, but the parallels between the two musicians are eerie when > viewed side by side.
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Now realizing Ryder also had a drug in his system, Yatz warns the drug may have been imprinted as well, meaning Ryder will once again be in a drug-induced state if he activates the device. The criminals arrive and murder Yatz before the scientist can say more. Touching his forearm, Ryder activates the Yatz device and becomes the costumed, chaotic Creeper, bringing the criminals to justice with physically enhanced abilities and healing. He later wakes up at his typewriter, having no real memory of his activities as the Creeper but knowing his alter ego will be an effective weapon against crime.
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The reviewer for The Christian Science Monitor wrote: "Traditional in form, the play involves a contemporary phenomenon: the incidental threats posed by a nuclear age. But it is primarily about individual responsibility, vocation, and personal fulfillment... Although Mr. Wilson's partial resolution of the central conflict seems rather too pat and predictable, the manner in which his characters reveal themselves to one another and the audience is theatrically engaging. Under Mr. Mason's sensitive guidance, the Circle Rep cast responds with winning conviction to the play's comic as well as its more touching moments, to the frequently sharp exchanges, and to the passages of Wilsonian eloquence."Beaufort, John.
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During professional reviews, "Daddy's Gone" received positive reception. James McMahon of NME named the song Track of the Week and praised the song's subject matter, stating "the love between a young man and his absent dad is rarely visited [...] which makes this second single from Glasvegas [...] all the more touching." McMahon also referred to the band's genre, stating "they sound like an amalgamation of every great single Creation record released pre-Oasis (The Jesus And Mary Chain, The Pastels and Saint Etienne), while at the same time managing to tap into the disparate brilliance of the likes of Elvis Presley, early-Beatles, The Stone Roses, Orange Juice, Roy Orbison, The Velvet Underground and The Proclaimers." NME later awarded the song number two in a list of Best Tracks of 2007.
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Make-up artist Greg Cannom was pleased to be involved in Hannibal as it offered him the chance to produce "incredible and original make-ups". For Mason Verger, the make-up team would initially produce 20 different heads which looked like zombies and did not reflect the vision Scott had of the character; Scott wanted Verger to look real with hideous scarring, and not something from the "House of Wax". Scott himself would actually call up the help of expert doctors in an effort to get the look of the character as realistic as possible. Scott showed the make-up team pictures of foetal things, which he thought touching; he wanted to make Mason Verger more touching than monstrous, as he thought of Verger as being someone who hadn't lost his sense of humour ... almost sympathetic.
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Three of the songs on this CD were covers ("Here Come the Warm Jets" by Brian Eno, "Debaser" by the Pixies, and "When You Sleep" by My Bloody Valentine). Critic Brett Milano, writing in the Boston Phoenix, praised the band's "usual blend of finely crafted pop hooks, elusive yet resonant lyrics ... and more self-depreciation", citing the album's opening medley with "dark, ominous keyboards ... and a throat- shredding Miller vocal; it's the sound of a band who'd explode if they hadn't gotten to play those songs at that minute." Scram magazine wrote that the live CD showed the band's "rough, antagonistic power ... which made the fundamental prettiness of the music seem more touching and fragile," calling the concluding songs "a closing salvo that left me breathless and punching the replay button." In 2003, the label released a concert tour documentary on DVD, Loud Family Live 2000.
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" Ned Raggett, in a review for AllMusic, rated the album four-and- a-half stars out of five, saying that "Go Pop resembles no other album so much as Wire's 154 for the modern day--very English, encompassing a variety of styles and approaches, seemingly totally cryptic yet more touching to the mind, body and soul than anyone might have expected," and concluding that, "probably one of the only bands truly worthy of the term 'post-rock,' Disco Inferno is heading in a direction that no previous band has fully embraced." Reviewing the album for PopMatters, Adrien Begrand was very positive. He said that although the band's sample-based EPs are just as essential, "it's the band's irreverent genius and the meticulous arrangements on D. I. Go Pop that stick in your mind the longest" and commented that "unlike that grouchy landlady [featured at the end of the album], you'll be wanting to turn this music up, not down." In the May 2005 issue of Spin, Andrew Beaujon, reviewing Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures, told readers to "also try" D. I. Go Pop, describing it as "English goofballs [finding] beauty in frustration, futility and a computer lab's worth of obsolete machines losing their shit.
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