Sentence examples for have a common touch from inspiring English sources

I think I have a common touch.

In early interviews she was outspoken and unguarded, but learned not to be, which seemed a shame, because she was one of few MPs to have a common touch – a young woman with a good sense of humour, who could easily answer those what-was-the-last-album-you-bought?

Americans like their politicians to have a common touch, but it should't fit like a crooked fake Groucho Marx moustache.A good comedian can, of course, call in accents as needed, and the black comedy duo of Key and Peele are very good comedians.

He's started saying "ain't" a lot to appear to have a common touch, which hasn't really worked.

The fact is that Swann had a common touch that Pietersen could never emulate.

Mr. Obama said that he had wanted to select a person who had "a common touch and a sense of compassion".

He has a common touch that, say, Mitt Romney and Tim Pawlenty lack; he has a political savvy and a familiarity with Washington that Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee lack.

Here in Sicuano, however, Ms. Karp donned a red-embroidered flat-top Indian hat and displayed the power of having a common touch.

The price for Mr Dacic's backing is likely to be the premiership, though some in the DS are pushing Belgrade's mayor, Dragan Djilas, instead.Mr Dacic has a common touch and appears decisive.

Philip has somehow managed to maintain having a "common touch" in attitude and speech yet a staunch refusal to learn even the slightest bit of information about the "commoner".

The gentlemen had even debated replacing their hunting coats with tweeds or plaid jackets — something that would have added a common touch to the Beaufort Hunt once the ban was tabled and the reporters began arriving.