Sentence examples for real human touch from inspiring English sources

Doesn't have a real human touch as a pol.

"It has a real human touch to it, a very masculine feel," he said.

As social networking, e-mail and other forms of digital communication replace or squeeze out time for face-to-face meetings, Siu wanted to create a piece of technology that required the opposite — real human touch.

But Lessing achieves in Shikasta exactly the thing that is so often missing from SF, and in so doing demonstrates what a strong literary imagination can achieve in a genre that, for all its big ideas, rarely manages to touch real human experience.

"The human touch means giving the rider a real fixed price instead of some multiplier that goes up whenever you most need a ride," according to Fred Wilson, a partner at Union Square Ventures, which just dropped $10 million to help ride-sharing app Sidecar bring that "human touch".

A fingertip-shaped organic thin-film transistor array molded from a real human finger was fabricated, and slight deformation induced by touching an object was detected from the drain current response.

One denounced Botlrs as gimmicky and unable to offer the human touch or level of service that a real person can provide.

Lars and the Real Girl (2007) movingly partnered Ryan Gosling, who "burns" with pain at human touch, with a sex doll.

But for people who want a human touch for their investment, think about going with a real-life financial advisor who you can talk to about your money.

And when Janet is so desperate for the human touch she considers seducing a former student (now grown), Rabe achieves a real poignancy.

There is this real human drama that she's going through every day and even within that drama it does touch on such important subjects of society.