by touch

I was one feeling his way through the dark by touch alone.

She too seemed to work at least half by touch.

He sat and tried to get some of them out by touch.

Students can learn about the country by touching those things.

Most of the way through the ship was done by touch.

I rise and feel my way to the window by touch.

Like two who had lost their sight we learned each other by touch.

And it is sometimes act out by touching a black's hair or skin.

He began to walk up the road, going more by touch than sight.

Once in the maze, we had to find our way by touch alone.

He found its power switch by touch and turned it on.

It was best done by touch, and had to be thorough.

He left the torch behind and made his way out by touch.

The only way to negotiate the rock was by touch.

Maybe being blind be could hear better by touching me.

Parker moved forward by touch, and could tell he was in a kitchen.

I've heard about people that have lost hands or fingers just by touching one of them.

The guidance can even be by touch at the shoulder.

"Just by touching I can tell if they're too hot."

And you answered those security questions by touching a screen!

They already "talked" to one another and educated their young by touch.

Again he raised one hand - then the other - and explored by touch.

He also claims to sense the history of objects by touching them.

On the other hand, to work by touch alone made crazy climbing.

I went by touch, feeling my way, for the steps were pitch black.