Sentence examples for proverbial touch from inspiring English sources

Apps, with the proverbial "touch of a button," have converted phones into urban remote controls, allowing customers to order meals, errands, car rides, concert tickets and even cocktails.

MOBILE CONCIERGE Apps, with the proverbial "touch of a button," have converted phones into urban remote controls, allowing customers to order meals, errands, car rides, concert tickets and even cocktails.

To help people find lost, stolen or misplaced personal effects with the proverbial touch of a button, a startup called Tile has raised $18 million in a Series B funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.

Music videos on-demand from Music Choice will soon start showing up on Tivos in the coming weeks, giving you Kanye and others at the proverbial touch of a button.

But sometimes we're unwilling or unable to curb our lesser instincts — we want to parse or mediate an entity that is at once wholly familiar but wholly unknown to us; we want to touch the proverbial screen.

Maybe I can't relate because the thought of being Rob fills me with a terror so great I would throw myself off the proverbial spinning planet and touch the floor.

Some people have to take a series of tentative steps toward finally touching the proverbial spider in the box, which is only the last the last step in gradual exposure – a kind of therapy Walser referred to as "flooding".

Some people have to take a series of tentative steps toward finally touching the proverbial spider in the box, which is only the last the last step in gradual exposure a kind of therapy Walser referred to as "flooding".

And so much of the tech industry won't touch sex with the proverbial ten-foot pole.

Yet, like the proverbial blind men, all trying to touch different parts of the elephant and put together a single picture of what the elephant looks like, each cancer researcher has frequently had a single view of the problem that doesn't take into account knowledge gained in these other, complementary research disciplines.

Putting all the proverbial eggs in one basket (be it touch screen, smell-o-vision, or some other possible fad) is never a good idea, but that doesn't mean those technologies cannot and will not be successful in particular applications for a particular audience.