Sentence examples for light touch to a from inspiring English sources

As a result, the digital mechanoreceptors are sensitive to the same range of pressure as biological ones, detecting everything from a light touch to a firm grip.

But McCarey's way of bringing a light touch to a dark world view became more disturbing in his next big hit, "Going My Way" (1944).

Sweet shades of pink brocade, decorated with tiny tassels more often seen dangling from a lampshade, were a way of giving a light touch to a tailored morning coat, while the hoodies — the hooded, oversized sweat tops — were decorated with what might have been kids' candies.

For their current work, Bao and her colleagues turned their pillars into inverted pyramids and tweaked their size so they were sensitive to a range of pressures, from a light touch to a firm handshake.

But this pre-Code romp allows Lubitsch to add his light touch to a frothy, slightly risque tale of Miriam Hopkins refusing to choose between writer Frederick March and painter Gary Cooper.

Her play "Familiar," currently at Playwrights Horizons, which Hilton Als reviews in the magazine this week, lends a light touch to the tale of a Zimbabwean family living in Minnesota and grappling with American assimilation on the eve of a family wedding.

Hudson's version offers a twist of humour, a light touch to engage and amuse as well as change – because no one wants a Victorian moraliser on her back.

He brings a light touch to sweet lobster with lovage dressing, served with a spalike accompaniment of cucumber braised in Champagne.

Her last article, which appeared in The Times in October, brought a light touch to her musings about losing her hair as a result of chemotherapy.

You can even give her a light touch to let her know you like her, putting a hand on her knee or arm for a second.

A meat dish was not missed by anyone at the table, as we all appreciated a main course with a light touch to hasten the approach of spring.