Sentence examples for introducing a touch of from inspiring English sources
And though introducing a touch of pop into your health-shop is ultimately forgivable, it washes even less when the group's frontman goes solo and takes the poppy formula with him.
And all three, like Shakespeare, ended on a moralizing note, introducing a touch of reality -- Caliban's awakening, a cappella, from the choral and instrumental dreamscape of George Benjamin's "Sometime Voices"; the final adagio movement, dying away, of Hans Werner Henze's Eighth Symphony; or the fugue that concludes the last act of Verdi's "Falstaff" -- "All the world's a joke".
Danger Mouse: We don't want some kid to say 'This is the way they dress, they probably hang out with these kind of people and they're like this.' CL: It was a way of introducing a touch of irreverence into quite a dark album, too.
Introducing a touch of lightness in a scene at a Boston teaching hospital, "[we] interviewees in our dark suits stood out like penguins at a polar bear convention".
The way that colors were introduced — a touch of scarlet at the neck, pine green or blue and white — looked modern.
But what we remember and what we prize are small gestures of connection and compassion that introduce a touch of humanity into the dollars-and-cents world in which we spend most of our time.
Lincoln Chafee daringly introduces a touch of green to a logo that otherwise has all the memorability of a local car dealer's — possibly hinting that he's an unorthodox shade of Democrat or that he's running mainly for a position in the next president's Cabinet.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday May 22 2007 No doubt Father Michael Seed is congratulating himself on the way in which he has introduced a touch of glamour into what previously was no more than an intellectual discussion.
Using tactile and sustainable materials, Bentley by Starck Power Dock introduces a touch of luxury to electrification.
Despite that 54-minute defeat, it has been a productive year for Heather Watson who has introduced a touch of aggression to her game and returned to the top 50 after a difficult 2013.
