STEVE COLL: A touch of Question Time.
After all these years, there's still more than a touch of Smashing Time's Our Brenda about Our Rita.
But recurrent philosophical examples tend to have a little symbolic halo around them, a touch of their time — those angels dancing on the head of a pin were dancing to a thirteenth-century rhythm.
As for how he hopes to fare in the densely crowded late-night (with a touch of prime time) solar system, Mr. O'Brien said: "There is a period of realignment now.
There's a touch of the old time sideshow in this production, but its most distinguishing feature may be its gender-bending and political heart.
The smaller, more prosaic gambling halls stretched across the country have actually helped the boom, casino executives say, serving as a kind of a feeder system for Las Vegas as people gain a taste for gambling and then aspire to a touch of the big time.
Grown-ups having affairs (A Touch Of Class, Same Time, Next Year); neurotic comedians (see below); couples not overly concerned by their age gaps (Harold And Maude, Manhattan) Go-to neurotics Woody Allen and Diane Keaton (Love And Death, Sleeper, Play It Again Sam, Annie Hall, Manhattan) Who fell in love?
We all suffer from a touch of the narcissist from time to time.
Dr. Guerard published nine novels, six books of criticism and a memoir, "The Touch of Time: Myth, Memory and the Self" (1980), along with critical essays and book reviews.
But the concept had a certain appeal, offering a touch of empowerment at a time of uncertainty.
