Sentence examples for a touch younger from inspiring English sources

The other toasts of this year's Tiff were a touch younger, more American: Michael Moore is 61, Charlie Kaufman a baby at 56.

I went along to a sixth-form art exhibition in East London when I was a touch younger.

Clinicians should shake hands with adults and older children and lightly touch younger children on the arm or shoulder.

She had a vision of how she could perpetuate his legacy in a way that would touch young people and teach them to confront difficulties in their lives.

Lisa and Sol's stories, related with poignancy and immediacy, will touch young readers.

Never touch young turkeys after being in contact with chickens.

In early interviews she was outspoken and unguarded, but learned not to be, which seemed a shame, because she was one of few MPs to have a common touch – a young woman with a good sense of humour, who could easily answer those what-was-the-last-album-you-bought?

He's still got a touch of the young Bob Dylan about him, but these days he's more likely to be mistaken for the raddled Ronnie Wood.

"I like the look of Mourinho," he observed before his 2004 death, "there is a touch of the young Clough about him".

But the zany Private Show is a showcase for Spears to explore first helium-textured cartoon coquettishness, which seems a touch inspired by young Cyndi Lauper, and then an oddly snappy chirrup about working the pole.

Imogen Stubbs (white pleated skirt, blonde chignon, a touch of the young Grace Kelly and a touch of the old Diana) impressively remakes her as a self-conscious, wry, passionate figure - practised enough in the ways of publicity to know that she's running a risk in presenting herself to the crowds with her new husband, and yet too sybaritically self-absorbed to stop drooling over him.