Sentence examples similar to a touch of echo. from inspiring English sources

It was bright in tone, dark in mood with a touch of digital echo, and lick-averse; it was gestural and coherent and a little anguished, drawing a cloud of tension through the pieces.

In "Pencilneck," a simple repeated guitar figure is the basis for slowly morphing reed and brass textures, with a brief (and generally inaudible) vocal line and a touch of electronically echoed guitar as a coda.

For brisket (again, my Texas bias), I also suggest a red wine with firm acidity and a touch of smoke to echo the meat.

The 16 new modern-style galleries -- with muted orange walls for a touch of warmth -- echo periods well represented in the museum's prior holdings, like 17th-century Flemish painting (de Hooch, van der Neer, van Ruysdael), German Expressionism (Kandinsky, Kirchner) and a large sampling of 19th-century North American work.

Being an artist with a touch of genius, she raised echoes in many alien hearts, and she was soon lifted into wealth, even into luxury.

Their new release, Four, includes an Ed Sheeran-penned track, a touch of Mumford-style folk and even echoes of classic FM rock bands like Journey, in a bid to assist their transition to "manband" status.

It's a bizarre place with long, echoing corridors and cavernous restaurant that had a touch of The Shining to it.

"A touch of a roadhouse.

7. "A Touch of Sin".

And a touch of frustration.

A touch of sweetness lingers.