Sentence examples for a trademark touch from inspiring English sources

"I spent way too much time thinking about this," Mr. Ritchie says with a trademark touch of self-deprecation, referring to his dauntingly complex conceptual program.

The exception is a subplot that, with O'Nan's trademark touch of gristle, involves the abduction of a convenience store clerk just minutes before Ken wanders in.

It's a trademark Argerich touch.

It goes from pop to rock and samba, passing through Candombe and features his trademark touch – humour.

Perhaps sparkling with lip gloss is your trademark touch.

At the Grove, at Third and Fairfax, Caruso and his in-house team perfected their formula of marrying retail with entertainment, dining, a gently curving promenade for strolling and a world of other trademark touches like valet parking, piped-in music from the Rat Pack era and a concierge desk where shoppers can make dinner reservations or borrow an umbrella in the rare event of rain.

For non-lapsed Tarantinieboppers, there are plenty of trademark touches, notably a very long take on a diner conversation and some inspired soundtrack choices, including the sublime soul preacher Joe Tex.

6 DAVID SILVA Started brightly with some neat trademark touches but took a back seat after United took the lead.

But there were no major bobbles after that, as Kavaguti's light landings, Smirnov's strength and precision and Moskvina's trademark touches of elegance and originality left a convincing impression.

The lobby contains some trademark touches (some might say gimmicks) from the designer Philippe Starck: a comically enormous Louis XV-style chair, for instance, or the couch framed by bull horns.

Milk & Honey's original trademark touches all came about by accident, said Mr. Petraske, 39.