Sentence examples for look a touch from inspiring English sources

At times, it makes being in business in China look a touch risky.

Most of the curls have gone, the specs look a touch more understated, and he is lean and long-striding and brimful of the morning.

Their timelines and family trees might look a touch too much like revision notes, but they're indispensable when it comes to the Wars of the Roses.

In fact, at this point, even a nicely roasted aubergine drizzled in tahini is starting to look a touch last century.

Having rather touchingly posted a picture of his Lancashire kit hanging on his dressing-room peg, Flintoff did indeed look a touch pale as he took his seat in the dugout.

Admittedly, all this amounts to a better record than many other countries can show, but it makes British aspirations to "global leadership" look a touch threadbare.Ed Miliband, the new climate-change minister and the foreign secretary's brother, is leading a new drive to get Britain to meet its various targets.

He looks a touch irritated.

She looks a touch exhausted.

Raonic looking a touch frustrated.

Mrs. Cadenhead looks a touch green.

"I don't know," she says, looking a touch embarrassed.