Sentence examples for displays a touch from inspiring English sources

Elaborating on this, he states: "[Cerna is] declamatory, banal and dry in his use of metaphors, although he displays a touch of the sublime here and there".

"On a handful of occasions, especially early on, inspectors failed to display a touch of common sense.

He displayed a touch of steel, however, when it came to the fate of his embattled republic.

He may even be the equal of the Kings' Drew Doughty (10, plus-10), who displayed a touch of hubris, saying: "The game is slowing down for me.

My own personal favourite is a picture of the interior of a brothel called The House Of Blossoms; in it the velvet cushions and curtains seem like blood-red beacons in the shadows, lending the seedy activities on display a touch of class.

Desperate to exorcise the spectre of jackbooted gendarmes hauling parliamentarians off their green leather benches to a Luxembourg courtroom, David Miliband, the British foreign secretary, found himself at a pre-summit meeting pleading (successfully) for the word "shall" to be cut.At the same meeting the Poles displayed a touch of the vapours too.

He's in superb form and displaying a touch of genius.

One or more pages are displayed on a touch display.

The device is simply controlled by tracing flight paths on maps displayed on a touch screen display.

Amy Morton is equally fine as the embittered Barbara, easily lapsing into her mother's Bette Davis persona while also displaying a touching vulnerability.

Like the other pavilions, the Hamilton exhibit has an interactive display with a touch screen that will allow the children to read more and play games that are based on the historical figure's life and times.