Sentence examples for characteristic touch from inspiring English sources

But he left in a characteristic touch that pointed to his most natural means of transcendence.

With a characteristic touch of cynicism, Bacon described contemporary art as "entirely a game by which man distracts himself".

With a characteristic touch of cynicism, Bacon described contemporary art as "entirely a game by which man distracts himself".

This, in part, accounts for the characteristic "touch" of uprights, which is distinct from that of grands.

The pepperoni, a spicy dry-cure salami, had the characteristic touch of sharpness, but without the sour note sometimes found in the traditional kind.

A characteristic touch was taking a criticism by Ben Brantley of The New York Times, "jaw-dropping whimsy run amok," and treating it as a compliment.

Characteristic touches of Ernest Hemingway's writings.

But it was full of characteristic touches, prods and nurdles.

All of the characteristic touches are present and correct – Members Only clothing, moody lighting and a disconcerting air of menace.

And its most characteristic touches -- the layers of competing rhythms, the exotic melodies and the wailing of the ondes martenot -- sounded like empty novelty devices.

The screenplay has many of Reville's characteristic touches, explains Dixon: "There are combinations of shots, which elegantly condense the action and underpin what is really quite an intimate film.