Sentence examples for been touched with from inspiring English sources

The bounty of summer's end has not been touched with frost.

And it's true that, by many measures, Warwick Davis's life has been touched with the most extraordinary luck.

But her life has been touched with tragedy, and her mother's death sent her on a journey of self-exploration that led to Seven Rainbows.

Then, in a martini glass that has been touched with no more than a rinse of Pucker, she adds the vodka and a splash of Martinelli's sparkling cider.

Bernadine Morris summed up Ms. Cashin's fashion philosophy and appeal in a 1968 article in The Times: "In a day when most fashions seem stamped out by cookie cutters, hers look as if they had been touched with human hands".

In keeping with the state motto — ad astra per aspera, or ''to the stars through difficulties'' — Kansas politics have always been touched with a spirit of the avant-garde and the unorthodox, from popular sovereignty to prohibition and beyond.

However, even this is touched with cynicism.

The Greek language is touched with music.

Not every pitch is touched with genius.

The moment was touched with a distorted déjà vu.

Handwritten Notes The iPad was never really meant to be touched with a stylus or pen.