Sentence examples for ordinary touch from inspiring English sources

Chiles appeals to politicians and broadcasters alike because of his extraordinary ordinary touch.

In his books, Obama seemed to represent middle America, but he now seems to be finding it quite hard to keep hold of the ordinary touch that made him so appealing.

Questionnaire scripts can be programmed onto the system, so that patients can telephone in and complete the questionnaire using an ordinary touch tone telephone.

Still, this assortment of "rejects" is pretty high-toned, so Baratta added some downright ordinary touches -- with, of course, far from ordinary results.

— a just slightly out-of-the-ordinary touch, designed to help give him the stature he always aspired to.

Now she sat almost serenely, as if nothing ordinary could touch her.

British readers were fascinated by this direct evidence of ordinary lives touched by the sensational events of one of their country's most turbulent centuries.

Trace collected these true verbatim stories from people who live in her home town of Ayr, in north Queensland, and their insights into grief, so appalling but so ordinary, are touching.

But what keeps coming through is the human touch, ordinary, specific, straight-to-the heart, though you have to look closely to find it.

And recent and current Off Broadway productions present Dali (in Kyra Obolensky's "Lobster Alice") and Mae West (in Claudia Shear's "Dirty Blonde") as liberating catalysts in the more ordinary lives they touch.

Just like the commandos of the counter-culture, Brand and his fellow electro-hippies thought that they could use the net to burrow under America's hierarchies and elites, and thereby put ordinary people in touch with other.