Sentence examples for light touch in the from inspiring English sources

"There was a very light touch in the first series, I grant you.

The light touch in the show belongs to Tommy Simpson, who makes little houses such as "Reliquary for St. Chippendale".

It was also the three-year break that gave Armstrong that spring in his step and light touch in the interview room.

In the Dusapin Étude No. 3 ("Tangram," 1999), Ms. Gil used a light touch in the rolled chords that begin the piece and become its structural columns, and a singing tone in the gentle melodic strands that flit between them.

Lacking the element of surprise that the first film had, this sequel hammers all the things that were handled with such a light touch in the original.

The DOJ, and the entire financial regulatory apparatus, can rightly be taken to task for its light touch in the fallout of the fraud-driven housing crisis.

Lieu is sensitive to Silicon Beach concerns about government regulation and believes in regulating with a light touch in this area since "frankly government does not do technology well".

The plot, a mixture of magic and medieval chivalry set in Flanders, is just as preposterous as any in Sullivan's more famous operettas, but it lacks the crucial light touch in both the music and the words.

This could all be worthy and cumbersome, but Bennet has a light touch in managing the surrounding haunted silence, and "The Long Pack" represents a substantial contribution to the contemporary genre of history poems.

A seductive forcefulness soon becomes predictable, though the dancers -- particularly Ana-Maria Lucaciu and Acacia Schachte -- are absorbing as creatures who contrast a heavy use of weight in the lower body with a feather-light touch in the upper.

But Mr Abbas has used a lighter touch in the wake of the 50-day war in Gaza against Israel, the region's most powerful army, which stopped when an indefinite ceasefire was agreed on August 26th.