Sentence examples for maybe a touch of from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe a touch of bacon.

It came with a touch of vehemence and maybe a touch of wistfulness.

Most chefs eschew flamboyance, preferring local ingredients and straightforward preparations, with maybe a touch of whimsy.

Maybe a touch of Mother's Day isn't out of order after all.

They would mix that with sugar and maybe a touch of the spice, and that grog they called their punch".

"We'll do some limbering-up exercises, a bit of creative writing and maybe a touch of poetry," announces tutor Caroline Gilfillan brightly.

O.K., MAYBE A TOUCH UP So do any of them get it?

Four years ago, Barack Obama seemed as if he might be a deliberate professor of a leader, maybe with a touch of Hawaiian mellowness.

There is something of David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers here – maybe even a touch of Patricia Highsmith's Strangers on a Train.

He was starting his 14th season as Philadelphia's coach — 14 years, he said at one point for emphasis, maybe with a touch of wonder — and was convinced that the team that jelled at the end of last season had carried over its momentum into this one.

As opposed to DC [Comics], where everybody got along and it was all very nice and all the heroes liked each other … Stan Lee introduced a whole concept of characterisation to comic books and conflict; maybe even a touch of grey in some of the characters".