Sentence examples similar to a touch abrasive from inspiring English sources
Participants touched abrasive paper, synchronizing their touch with changes in the intensity of sounds or with the onset of beeps (control condition), and judged the tactile roughness or length of the stimuli, using the magnitude estimation method.
An "abrasive humanist", Daniel favours misogynist gags, snuff sketches and "light Islamophobe burlesque" balanced by a touch of anti-semitism.
Mrs. Kennedy, conscious of compiling the first draft of history, has copy approval, and one of the more abrasive touches of the film is the manner in which she halts her narration of events to apply a touch of whitewash.
Generally, a touch sensor senses only the touch position.
Another to grab a brace, and although there was a touch of luck - especially about the second try as a wicked bounce wrong-footed the England defence - he was pacy, powerful and abrasive, and made Alex Goode look like the fish out of water he was on the wing when he came on initially for the injured Jonny May.
Perloff's script is smart, touching, and abrasive in all the right places.
Do not use a sponge or an abrasive cleaner.
The jazz twist is that Shining often features a saxophone, played by the band's all-purpose front man, Jorgen Munkeby: a humanizing touch, even if the instrument serves mainly abrasive purposes.
