Sample Sentences fortactile (editor-reviewed)
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The museum has a tactile exhibit where visitors could touch and feel the different textures of the objects on display.tactile = relating to the sense of touch
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The tactile reflex to being burned is controlled by the nervous system and is faster than conscious thought.
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I'll think I'm responding to the play, when it's only a tactile reaction to vibration. (source)
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A tactile world of smiles and laughter that she, her mother, had no part in.† (source)
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These could be activated in small or large groups for the purpose of tactile simulation—to make my skin feel things that weren't really there.† (source)
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And so it came to pass that the Virgin Mary sulked through our rehearsal—a mother denied the tactile pleasures of her own infant!† (source)
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One of the most unnerving effects Janice read about was "coke bugs," a tactile hallucination in which users sense, and sometimes see, bugs moving about beneath their skin and will do anything to get rid of them: scratch, cut, poke, stab, even kill themselves in the process.† (source)
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Mr. Hrbik and the tactility of the body do not fit into Art and Archaeology; my botched attempts at drawing naked women would be seen as a waste of time.† (source)
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Even the bricks of the house aresoftening, becoming tactile; if I leaned against them they'd be warm and yielding.† (source)
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The naked women are presented in the same manner as the plates of meat and dead lobsters, with the same attention to the play of candlelight on skin, the same lusciousness, the same sensuous and richly rendered detail, the same painterly delight in tactility.† (source)
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The greater part of the structure was the brain, sending enormous nerves to the eyes, ear, and tactile tentacles.† (source)
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Painterly delight in tactility.† (source)
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How vivid and living it was, what a tactile delight, dusted with russet freckles about the tip.† (source)
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More tactile data flowed to him from the Polaroid than he was able to process or understand.† (source)
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All three of us are kinesthetic (or tactile) learners, meaning that we learn best by doing.† (source)
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The disdain in her gaze was almost tactile.† (source)
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