Sentence examples for a touch of common from inspiring English sources

"On a handful of occasions, especially early on, inspectors failed to display a touch of common sense.

There is a better position based on understanding and experiencing technology, and using it with personal responsibility and a touch of common sense.

A touch of cumin or more predictable common rosemary adds a nice touch.

What these places have in common, aside from a touch of the peculiar, is that they were the first New York City apartments, after college, of the people now campaigning to live rent-free in Gracie Mansion: the major candidates for mayor.

There was the smiling, quipping Cardinal O'Connor, a dignitary with the touch of the common man, waving and shaking hands and reviewing parades from the steps of the cathedral.

Politicians of all stripes - from city councilors to presidential candidates - try to maintain a "common touch," of course.

They should be touched and hugged to show a sense of common humanity and sympathy.

Washing the body was a possible means of infection for women only, while a touch was a more common means of infection among men.

Massage therapists believe the healing power of touch, common to all of the forms of massage, is a fundamental factor in their success in facilitating their clients' goals for health.

In the end, Leon and Little Richard have something crucial in common: just a little touch of star quality.

By relying on the Cruzan decision, Lupu said, the D.C. circuit court "walks away from a long-standing aspect of common law: touching somebody without his consent is a battery.