touch me-not in a sentence

1. ‘Touch me not by Adina Pintilie (Romania)

2. Can another reason be advanced for this "Touch me not"?

3. Your (punishment) in this life will be such you will say, “Touch me not.”

4. And verily, your (punishment) in this life will be that you will say: ‘Touch me not.”

5. As an additional film, Shen Xin has chosen “Touch Me Not” (2018) by Romanian director Adina Pintilie.

6. As indicated in the spoken word to Mary in the garden, “Touch me not, for I have not yet ascended to my Father.”

7. We have now observed that certain plants, such as the “touch me not” (Mimosa pudica), are sensitive to ultrasound.

8. The name touch me not is also used for another species, but here we are discussing about the species Mimosa Pudica.

9. Both filmmakers were awarded for their most recent works at Berlinale 2018: Beckermann for The Waldheim Waltz and Pintilie for Touch Me Not.

10. The touch me not plants used to grow like weeds around my home garden once, and we didn't care because we loved the small beautiful flowers.

11. Also, if you have kids I am sure they would enjoy the 'touch me not' characteristic of this plant, which would add to their childhood curiosity and fun.

12. The passion of the debate unleashed by Touch Me Not also demonstrated the exceptional quality in the 2018 Competition in which many films deserved a prize.

13. If you read the Bulgarian media reports on Touch Me Not, you might think that the Bulgarian co-producers had won the Golden Bear, writes an embarrassed 24 Chasa:

14. So then had such a woman approached that Pharisee's feet, he would have been sure to say what Isaiah says of such; "Depart from me, touch me not, for I am clean."

15. Speculations suggests that this is the symbolic mark of Jesus’s finger tips during the resurrection when he had appeared to Magdalene and said Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not).

16. "While living in Europe for a decade, he began publishing a series of works—including Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) and El filibusterismo (The Reign of Greed)—that established him as a leading voice for reform in his homeland.