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His modesty seems genuine, but also a touch unromantic.

Mr. Irabagon shows his rigorous side on this album, but also a touch of earnest sentiment.

Musicality and rhythm, but also a touch of irony, are central to her poetic idiom.

The picture has a wry edge, but also a touch of pathos.

She welcomed me with great warmth, but also a touch of anxiety, which seemed to hover throughout the visit.

"J Blues," also by Ms. Cohen, involved two planes of momentum, for a feeling that was appealingly subtle but also a touch vague.

There's that smell, but also a different touch and acoustic.

One of the most comforting versions of the American dream includes becoming not only rich, respected and glamorous, but also a soft touch: generous with time and money, a philanthropist-mensch, a nurturing prince or princess of industry.

Fletcher's first return to the club where he spent 15 years as a professional was tinged with tragedy – both sets of players wearing black armbands out of respect for the wife of the former United man Rio Ferdinand, who died on Friday – but also a poignant touch of humour as he lined up on the wrong side of the tunnel before kick-off.

Allowing people with a criminal record or a history of breaching immigration laws to become British nationals has the potential to undermine security - and may suggest to some that the UK's immigration system is not only mismanaged but also a "soft touch".

Their actuators are stiff which gives them not only an unnatural look, but also an unnatural touch.