Sentence examples for definitive touch from inspiring English sources

He doesn't have the definitive touch of a trained pianist, though, which occasionally posed a problem: "Kira Wolf," a gospel ballad in the Keith Jarrett vein, was sluggish both times.

There was, however, a definitive Gorey touch: poison ivy creeped inside through cracks in the wall.

Not definitive, just definite.

The shadow chancellor argued behind the scenes in the runup to the 2010 general election that Labour should give a definitive commitment that it would not touch VAT, which stood at 17.5% on polling day.

He returned to America for brief periods notably to make "Touch of Evil" (1958), his definitive denunciation of police brutality against minorities but could not regain his footing in Hollywood.

He returned to America for brief periods — notably to make "Touch of Evil" (1958), his definitive denunciation of police brutality against minorities — but could not regain his footing in Hollywood.

He took part in a clinical study organised by the American academic Kay Redfield Jamison, author of Touched with Fire (1993), the definitive history of the relationship between art and mental illness.

Facebook brought a lot of people into the registration funnel… [but] where we've arrived at now is definitive systems to see how many people touched the product each month," he explained.

Making its holiday season debut at $149.99 is the Rubik's Touch cube, a modern version of the definitive 1980s game.

Bebel Gilberto, the daughter of the definitive bossa nova singer João Gilberto, updates bossa nova with touches of electronics and substitutes her own ebullience for her father's preternatural coolness.

Painters don't create a painting and, two years later, want to touch it up just to give us the definitive version.