Sentence examples for memorable touch from inspiring English sources

The tuxedos are also a memorable touch.

The director, Giuseppe Piccioni, shows an eye for small details, grace notes that can give a scene a memorable touch.

Made of luscious woods with flawless finishes and details -- a cast-bronze door pull in the shape of an acorn was a memorable touch -- they combine function and craft with a degree of sophistication seldom seen today.

The song he chose was "Popo's," a sleek and infectious collaboration with E-40, who adds a memorable touch: a thunderous "Oooh!" In his mesmerizing verses, Turf Talk raps about selling drugs and avoiding the police.

It began with another small but memorable touch, a greeting from the Queen in Irish.

A thank-you email can work as well, but handwritten notes are so rare today and can really be that added, memorable touch in helping you land a job.

As many readers noted, Margalit Fox's spectacular obit of Maurice Sendak was filled with memorable touches.

And in between he delivered the most memorable touches, the sweetest moves".

It comes through in small but memorable touches, as when young Barack, smoking a cigarette in his rattling car, sprays some air freshener before pulling up to Michelle's house.

Some of the stories about black victims of Southern racism in "Uncle Tom's Children" have memorable touches of atmosphere and drama, and some are morality plays, but in all of them the action is determined entirely by the unmitigated viciousness of the white characters.

There were memorable touches, as well: paeans to patriotism that were in the spirit of an evening heavy on national security; a lovely digression on the meaning of freedom that sought to cast it as practically indistinguishable from liberalism; and Obama's own take on "you didn't build that" – "you did that".