Even though Eastwood sketches an us-against-them struggle between those who defend that idea of society and those who turn that idea against itself, he also draws together, with a brisk and light touch, tight bonds of interconnection, of community, that define a place and a time.
Paunches are what prevent most men from engaging in designer clothing, and jumpsuits have a nasty habit of riding a touch too tight over that humiliating area.
Rumpled, awkward, with her de rigueur blazer and slacks (the former often just a touch too tight), Merkel can seem a study in orchestrated ordinariness, a brilliant creation of election strategists attuned to the post-traumatic German psyche.
Pros: interface much better for touch, tight integration with the cloud, attractive pricing, new features Cons: Cloud approach not to everyone's taste, third-party apps (so far) of dubious usefulness.
We love it so much that the word has the power to sell a heap of products from soft-touch pillows to velvet touch tights, expert touch saucepans and even smooth, perfecting touch face creams.
On the 49ers' first offensive play, Kaepernick faked a handoff, rolled left and lobbed a touch pass to tight end Vernon Davis.
Having said that, Martin has a lovely touch in tight areas, seen best when he twice expertly flicked the ball over his full-back's head in order to get out of a tight spot.
I looked like the perfect, all-American boy, with a touch of eye liner and skin-tight jeans, but hey, it was 2005, and times were changing.
Just as significantly, none of them were "touch-tight" on any of the Russian players.
The promise of seeing Kate Bush not only in the flesh but touch-tight, as football pundits like to say, was thrilling beyond measure.
We know Stoke like to be touch-tight but you've got to look at the ball and know where it is.
