Sentence examples for a touch exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The old story that Haydn, on a visit to London in the 1790s, looked down a telescope, glimpsed infinity and rushed away to write the opening "chaos" music of The Creation may be a touch exaggerated.

The Times's Marcel Berlins wrote a very enthusiastic as well as very quick review: "Cormoran Strike is an appealing, original private eye … The lively Robin Ellacott, originally his temp dogsbody, has become more interesting … The Silkworm may be a little too long, its characters a touch exaggerated, but it works at every level.

Well, that's exaggerating matters just a touch.

Well, OK, that's a trifle exaggerated.

"Yes, scraps," she said, exaggerating his American pronunciation, like a hard flat serve in tennis, then she smiled and put a touch of spin on the ball.

A touch.

And a touch paranoid.

Desperate, a touch.

— just a touch dull.

A touch wheel.

Do a Touch test.