Sentence examples for light touch of a from inspiring English sources

As a professional musician equally accomplished in classical and jazz trumpet, he brings the zeal of a missionary and the light touch of a cool cat to his new job.

All this is accomplished with the light touch of a writer who truly understands writing for young people: the pacing is brisk and the message tucked below the surface.

Everton will hope their defending shows an improvement on the ramshackle display it became at times in the second half yesterday; but in Nikica Jelavic they have a strong, mobile forward whose two goals showed he also has the light touch of a confident, stylish goalscorer.

I couldn't bear even the light touch of an ice cube.

Mr. Kelley is a light touch of velvet, a blue-eyed soul man shoehorned into country.

Combating jihadists will require a light touch of coercive power, a finely tuned awareness of complex micro-politics, and a seasoned grasp of the interplay of regional currents.

Older cheeks hollow out more and are in need of a very light touch of blusher, not a deep brush.

This is due to the craft and light touch of Bradley Walsh as a host, and we need to discuss that.

Some of the advice, like a description of how African immigrants prefer to shake hands — "through a light touch of the palms," rather than a firm grip — could belong in a guide on business etiquette.

A light touch of your back pocket or a quick look in your purse will give you a clear indication.

Part of the argument is that Title II was never meant for broadband services, and that the industry flourished under the "light touch" of Title I. Kind of an inconvenient fact, then, that DSL — the most popular broadband service by far for many years — was regulated under Title II until 2005!