Sentence examples similar to a touch reserved from inspiring English sources

Gal Oya national park is a barely touched reserve that encompasses the island's largest inland body of water, Senanayaka Samudra lake.

In suburban Chicago, CDW Computer Centers uses the extranet to help its telephone sales force project that "personal touch" once reserved for face-to-face encounters.

Are touch screens reserved for mobile usage?

Mr. Clapton sings with a touch of English reserve before letting his guitar slice and scream.

He's normally imperturbable, reading dry news reports with authority bordering on severity, cut with a touch of gentlemanly reserve.

Though at times his performance was curiously reticent (a touch of British reserve?), he mostly drew a shimmering and assured account of the 16-hour score from the orchestra.

A touch of stylish reserve, coupled with a flash of wit – Stone teased Allen about his lack of guidance on the last scene of the film and Weisz teased her director, Yorgos Lanthimos, about the suggestion that his inspiration came from an episode of the sitcom Friends.

He nestled into my arms and placed his peaches-and-cream hand on my cocoa cheek, an intimate touch he reserves only for me.

On first meeting Dorothy, one encountered an appropriate touch of reserve; then the warmth of her personality came through in a smile that invited friendship.

He has also added ornate flourishes: on the cover of a new edition of "The Pout-Pout Fish," the title reads in a shiny gold foil, a touch that would normally have been reserved for a more expensive picture book.

His performance also had a touch of coolness and reserve.