In short, they lack the personal touch.
But everything seemed to lack the personal touch.
He added that Mr. Romney lacks a personal touch.
She's out of touch, she lacks the "personal touch", and she hasn't got "the common touch" either.
If the evening was cookie-cutter perfect from a Broadway perspective, it lacked the personal touch associated with cabaret.
For specialist titles, bookstores cannot compete for range with a book club, and the internet lacks the personal touch of a trusted team of editors.
There were a few "hole in the wall" places, he recalled, and a few splashy corporate-owned restaurants, now gone because, he said, they lacked the personal touch.
– Thanet "I liked the specific, personal communication from the local Labour candidate as opposed to the more generic Conservative brochure which was much more generic and lacked the personal touch".
In a week when many official tributes have lacked a personal touch, Mandela was remembered in a final service filled with deeply personal tributes and, at times, veiled jibes at how far the party he led as the country's first black president has strayed from its ideals.
It's frequently updated, but it lacks any personal touch with most posts being written by campaign staff.
By contrast, our panel said many other MPs lacked the personal touch, using their Twitter feeds as "a dump for links to manifesto points" or simply to plug press releases.
