Sentence examples for light touch as a from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lowe also has a light touch as a reliable narrator.

Franco, who has basked in the limelight at this year's Berlinale, where he appears in three films, said he enjoyed Wenders' "light touch" as a director.

But Ms. Letourneur has such a light touch, as well as real formal ambitions and such a generous attitude toward her characters that the movie eludes any inside-baseball traps.

In the hands of some poets, such a project would be a cause for dread; but Draycott has a light touch, as well as the indispensable virtue of never being less than interesting, as indicated by "Charlie", which deals with the everyday metaphysics of a cocaine smuggler: "Above the snowline even your hair sings.

He had a light touch, as did their relationship.

Neurons that are normally excited only by noxious stimulation now respond to light touch as well.

There was Ralf, "a guard dog," and Douglas, "the maestro, the guy with the light touch," as well as Emerson, who is better known as Sheik, because he played for several years in Qatar.

The researchers also noted that the chromatophores in their skin preparations expanded in response to light touch as well as to light, and their antibody staining experiments revealed that they are expressed in the neurons that are sensitive to mechanical pressure.

She had new left-sided arm weakness with numbness to light touch as well as decreased sensation to pin and temperature on the left side of the face.

Judging from one recent Sunday night class, he has a light touch as an instructor.

Why aren't the books enough?" Leicester, England Magdelen College, Oxford Lexicographer for the OED in what Barnes calls the "sports and dirty words department"; literary, TV and restaurant critic, journalist (his Letters From London, written for the New Yorker, show his comic skill and light touch as an essayist).