touch a chord

That's going to touch a chord whether we want it to or not.

Those words still touched a chord of shock in him.

The story had touched a chord in her inner life.

She dropped her hands on to the keys and touched a chord.

And when you see someone's whole life guided by those standards, it touches a chord.

The book touched a chord among readers, however, and became a best seller.

Something in what I had said seemed to touch a chord in her.

However, one of the robbers called me something that touched a chord.

It touched a chord in Rennie, and she opened her heart.

"Satellite" is not a profound film, but it touches a chord.

And an artist who achieved greatness without ever leaving home cannot help but touch a chord in most of us.

Even his protective nature touched a chord deep within Mica.

But it was his expression which touched a chord in Parmenion.

More, wished the helpless sobbing didn't touch a chord in her.

Last week's column on the new Chevrolet taxi seems to have touched a chord.

Whether it adds new insights along the way may not matter to her many fans, since the story itself is bound to touch a chord.

"Most of these films touched a chord," he said.

As a play, "Dividends" does not make a big sound, but there is no denying that it touches a chord.

But his extremism touched a chord in a great many people who had been treated extremely badly.

As always, her tenderness, her total acceptance, touched a chord deep within him.

The names touched a chord in my mind.

The yearning in his voice touched a chord in Cathy.

Somehow, his ebullience touched a chord of dread in Fan.

To sing songs that might touch a chord.

His sincerity touched a chord deep within her.