His videos were inspired by his desire to produce real life cartoons, "and featured 60s and 70s slapstick humor with a touch of 90s subject matter," as he later told me.
Now and then, Ms. Rice manages a touch of that matter-of-fact wholesome-naughty Mary Louise Parker-ness.
But, for that matter, there is a touch of writer's block in almost every working day.
There really turns out to be a touch of "healing" here, a reminder that, no matter how often we fall and suffer, we are all joined together in some fundamental way.
Presumably, any allusion to deadlier matters is just a touch of mordant humor.
A wide variety of laws -- touching on a multitude of matters -- have been enacted in the name of addressing purported concerns about immigration.
This puzzle, he says, opens larger perspectives; questions of the color and brightness of the sky touch on secrets of matter and light, the scope of the universe in space and time, the destiny of the earth, and deep human feelings.
A physical keyboard is not necessarily better than a virtual "soft" keyboard (which is a picture of a keyboard on a touch screen); it's a matter of preference.
But with reference to a great variety of matters touching the rights and liabilities of persons engaged in commerce, either as owners or navigators of vessels, the laws of Congress are silent, and the laws of the State govern.
It's a commonplace to talk about a great director's vision, but Godard is, above all, a director whose greatness is also a matter of touch — of physical touch — and "Goodbye to Language," is his most tactile film to date.
In the same way, the soul also reflects the qualities of taste, smell and touch of associated karmic matter, although it is usually the colour that is referred to when discussing the leśyās.
