Sentence examples for appropriate touch from inspiring English sources
An anachronistic though appropriate touch would have been to locate this space in the elliptical "lipstick building" (1986).
The stand-out, however, is Ms. Long, who brings an authentic (and appropriate) touch of Broadway brass to the newly invented role of a jaded promoter.
When he finally reads his completed script to Sullivan in one of their few scenes together (an appropriate touch, for they survived as a team by doing their jobs separately), the composer is hooked.
She repeated all this in a calm, mature voice with the appropriate touch of vulnerability, and she handled the final and all its plot twists — which included two medical timeouts for Li — with poise as well.
Stretched like a taut fishing net across the facade, this concrete shroud echoes the mashrabiya latticework screens used in much of the architecture of north Africa to keep buildings cool – an appropriate touch, given Mucem will explore the culture of this land just across the water.
Rogie Vachon and Marcel Dionne took part, an appropriate touch.
Rubber limbs, fake blood, and animatronic ghouls add the appropriate touches of visceral horror.
The partners, former television producers whose credits include work for MTV and VH1, visit prop supply houses in Manhattan to outfit their parties with the appropriate touches.
Since Election Day, Mr. Clinton has reassured foreign countries about the inherent stability of our government, assiduously stayed out of the partisan fray, and brought appropriate touches of light humor to the Florida recount charade.
Most of the albums she has recorded over the last three decades have been sung in Hebrew with arrangements that touch on pop, rock and Middle Eastern music; lately, she has also been setting old Yiddish poetry to music, with appropriate touches of klezmer.
This is not to say that there is no formal, public, appropriate touching in the Islamic world.
