Sentence examples for exotic touch from inspiring English sources
And Japanese parasols lend an exotic touch.
A sake glaze adds an exotic touch to oysters with sevruga caviar.
Yet, in all the pineapple's prickly grandeur, it is easy to overlook this exotic touch to the neoclassical décor.
Pink wine, black olives and an exotic touch of North Africa made for a very appealing package tour.
Ms. Sikora adds an exotic touch of her own: a lyrical, ear-catching solo line for a Baroque throwback, the viola da gamba.
For white audiences the black middle-class milieu only adds an exotic touch to a comedy of sexual manners that has application beyond particular class and race.
The menu is mostly Mediterranean, with some exotic touches.
The costumes by Jessica Jahn could be lifted from fairy-tale-book illustrations, with exotic touches.
The menu is clearly intended to dazzle, with exotic touches like lemon red-onion panna cotta or shellfish gyoza dumplings.
Adams conjures a dazzling sound world — fraught, mysterious, tense and atmospheric — indebted to Sibelius and Prokofiev and enlivened with exotic touches from the cimbalom, celesta and percussion.
The rooms are small but cheerily decked out in bold colours, with exotic touches in the silk cushions and wrought-iron bedsteads, but be warned none is en suite: the six rooms share three immaculate bathrooms.
