Sentence examples for a touch of visual from inspiring English sources

There is a touch of visual music at the end, when Lancaster sweeps back into the house after giving Delon some seed money for the cause.

Barrio * [Rating: One Star] 99 Stanton Street (Ludlow); (212) 533-9212 ATMOSPHERE: Global bistro food in a casual neighborhood spot with a touch of visual style.

There's a touch of visual mischief, perhaps, in lines three and four, in the closely-placed repetition of "around" and "round-table".

Calendar now features inline photos and maps, adding a touch of visual flare to an app category where there has seldom been any before.

At the evening concert, Mr. Hall's troupe of 13 danc ers, 6 drummers and a saxo phonist squeezed onto the festival's tiny stage, and, breaking into a long lineup of guitar‐strumming, banjo picking singers, gave the festival a welcome touch of visual color and physical ac tion.

The light reflected in the small stream leads the eye centrally through the scene, with the water droplets adding a final touch of visual interest.

From the outset, the firm combined modernist editedidealism, born of the Bauhaus, with capitalist pragmatism in creating typographic and pictorial sophistication, adding a touch of wit with visual puns.

You can add a little fondant (an icing) to add that little touch of visual appeal.

This idea nails its brief, serves a purpose and embraces technology and design and combines them all with a touch of genius and stunning visuals".

The Maccabees aren't especially visual: a touch of strobe lights on Spit It Out is pretty much your lot, while the soft-spoken Weeks looks as if he'd be happy to hand over the frontman role to the starrier Hugo, or perhaps to the crowd-surfer who doggedly pushes forward during a head-swirling Grew Up at Midnight (currently heard in the film Steve Jobs).

The judging panel of poets Roddy Lumsden, Glyn Maxwell and Zoë Skoulding called Corkscrew Hill Photo a "stunning poem which mixes sweetness, sentiment, the visual and a touch of the grotesque".