Sentence examples for of a sure touch from inspiring English sources

Capable of a sure touch in the work's neo-Classical duet (superbly danced by Mr. Chittenden and Ms. Joyce), she coated the piece with trite expressionist images.

Friedländer succeeds in binding together the many different strands of his story with a sure touch.

Jenkins has shown a sure touch in his choice of managers and watching the mixture of pure class and superstar aura that is Laudrup provides further testimony.

Brings a sure touch and composure in possession.

But this was both deeply unconvincing and a reminder that Champions League success offers no guarantee of a similarly sure touch on the domestic front.

In "Landing," she explores with a light, sure touch the subject of desire across distances of various kinds: generational, cultural, even spiritual.

AS s a writer Ms. Stanton has a light, sure touch.

"Cloudstreet," adapted by Nick Enright and Justin Monjo from the novel by Tim Winton, offers heartfelt portraits of a struggling middle class, with just a hint of caricature and a sure comic touch supporting a social vision of carefully observed details -- small victories and small losses that have you crying quietly to yourself, involuntarily, again and again across the evening.

The low-key miracle of her books is that those lessons come with the light, sure touch of a born entertainer.

Ms. Rowling is capable of remarkable shifts in tone, gliding from comic observations of daily life at Hogwarts to tremors of absolute evil with a sure, deft touch.

Inevitably, perhaps, these essays lack the fingertip feel of his other work, the sure touch that comes from years of consideration.