Sentence examples for has a fine touch from inspiring English sources
THE jazz pianist JACKY TERRASSON has a fine touch, a clear conception with roots in Ahmad Jamal and Keith Jarrett, and an old interest in taking apart all kinds of songs to get at their potential for improvisers.
Dramatically, he has a fine comic touch and dances with a youthful leer as the sailors encounter women in Times Square.
Yet the Artisinal collections of one-off pieces touched by human handwork had a fine feeling this season.
Painted with a deft touch, the picture has a fine, sensuous complexity.
The soft keys, which you'll be using a lot, are in the middle, but you'd have to have a pretty fine touch to tell which one you're hitting, since the "home" and "back" buttons are really one double button that your thumb covers completely.
Having Ms. Childs on hand to recreate her original narration was a fine touch; Melvin Van Peebles was the male narrator.
With a mullet and a fine touch for feathering, Mr. Vivot was a village sensation.
The works revealed a fine touch, historical regard, and capricious yet contemporary sensibility.
To foster that fertile traffic source, however, requires a fine touch.
