Sentence examples for a touch of contrast from inspiring English sources

Made from European fabrics, the shirts resemble classic oxfords and broadcloths, in stripes, solids, and checks, except for a touch of contrast stitching, a button in an unexpected color, or a patch of accenting in another fabric.

It's a touch of the divine, a contrast with the noisy bustle of the bazaars where it's usually found.

The two early Sonatas, K281 and 282, had a touch of deadpan wit to them, but little contrast: the difference between soft and loud was indicated only by a thickening of the timbre.

Grilled octopus and ceci beans, a nice textural contrast, come alive with a touch of hot pepper cooled off with fresh mint.

Pani puri is also a contrast of crunch and softness, with a touch of fire and a tamarind sourness.

They are already encouraging reporters to draw contrasts to what they describe -- with a touch of envy -- as Mr. Bush's "cotton-candy convention".

At Vena Cava (right) and Costello Tagliapietra (below) scarlet lips peeking out from brimmed hats, or contrasting shrilly with ghostly pale skin, provided a touch of dramatic relief.

In contrast to colourful Jakes – a seafront hideaway of rainbow-hued cottages with a touch of Gaudí – the hostel is a calm mix of cream and wood.

"A touch of a roadhouse.

And a touch of frustration.

7. "A Touch of Sin".