Sentence examples for giving a touch from inspiring English sources

The narrator is Uhtred himself, giving a touch of world-weary vividness.

There is a loungey 1960s vibe, with mirrored panels, white corrugated plastic and curving see-through screens giving a touch of the sci-fi – and there are plants everywhere you look.

Copper and silver gave a touch of evening glamour.

But other designers also looked for ways to give a touch of sweetness.

He gives a touch of 'vertigo' to their attack that they didn't have before".

Penélope's body gave a touch of distinction to the fabric in those clothes.

It was given a touch of luxury with the brand's famous crocodile logo embroidered by hand.

Moore's deadpan delivery is given a touch of absurdity by her Danish accent – she pontificates about "Pussy Wiot".

It is heavily salted and given a touch of garlic, rosemary, fennel and many herbs to add an exciting taste to the dish.

Finally I had to leave, but he was happy and I was glad to give a touch of humanity to somebody.

Adding an embroidery of a heart to the kilts, just where a sporran might have swung, gave a touch of naughtiness.