| Ultra-light polymers produce a flexible hold so hair remains touchable and supple. |
| Thus two distinguishable, but intertwined spaces emerge: the outside world of the background with the visually, cyclic unfolding time and the inner world of the narration, of the dialogue and the touchable. |
| Shaw's renditions, unlike paintings or photographs that capture a passing moment, are all the more fascinating for being actual, touchable objects. |
| And we, dear Giacomo have seen you in this way as a touchable Minister. |
| If the client has addiction problems, they aren't touchable by mental health, because the doctors will not treat a person who is addicted. |
| He was real, huggable, touchable, I saw him smile, heard his laugh. |
