Sentence examples for its touches from inspiring English sources

Virgin was consulted on the terminal's design, and many of its touches are on view.

Rosie Begg's B&B continues the continental theme with its touches of French country style.

Especially appealing is the theme-and-variations movement with its touches of Hungarian melody and rhythm.

Quite old school in its touches, Brilliant is deservedly popular, serving a typically wide ranging menu of Punjabi food.

Then there was the dazzling exhibition of Schoenberg's Five Orchestral Pieces, cryptic, bejewelled, not without its touches of sweet harmony, albeit with a twist.

Her choreography retained its technical brilliance, often overlaid with an air of nonchalance, while its touches of flippant humour became more marked.

It loses its touch and its looks.

It had lost its touch sensitivity.

But is the company losing its touch as it leaves the cowpatch?

Eric Asimov tasted a mineral quality and welcomed its touch of sweetness; Daniel Johnnes found it peppery.

Conversely, the new Cadillac Cue system promotes its touch screen proudly and augments it with slight vibrations that owners feel when an on-screen button is touched.