Sentence examples for articulate touch of from inspiring English sources
But lacking the articulate touch of, say, an early David Hockney, the drawings here disappoint.
Still, he played with beautiful colorings and articulate touch, especially in the rousing, high-spirited finale.
I was engrossed from the start of the 90-minute performance, when he played Bach's aria with such sensitivity and grace, then brought articulate touch and naturalness to Bach's jaunty first variation.
He teases out the veiled Russian character of Stravinsky's spare, Neo-Classical, almost defiantly anti-Romantic Piano Sonata (1924) and dispatches Stravinsky's intricate contrapuntal writing with crystalline sound and articulate touch.
In the Sonata in D (Op. 28, "Pastorale"), Mr. Fellner played the final movement with a sharply defined, articulate touch.
This was a man in a doughnut suit who gave articulate stump speeches with a heavy touch of irony, in a voice suspiciously like Salume's.
Critics say Mr. Abhisit is handsome, articulate and well mannered but lacks the hearty touch of successful Thai politicians.
Mr Clegg is likeable and articulate - but some fret that he has a touch of Tory about him.
The mother, at times beset by guilt, a touch of intimidation or feelings of her own maternal inadequacy, fails to articulate what she wants from the nanny — and then complains to friends, her spouse or an Internet message board when she doesn't get it.
And a touch of frustration.
