Sentence examples for real touch from inspiring English sources

It's brilliantly ambitious stuff that adds a real touch of otherworldly class.

The NU1 maintains the real touch of a piano and undercuts the price — with some sacrifice in sound quality.

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Still, Democrats close to her say she has a real touch with power brokers in both parties that could yield surprising results.

But his real touch of opportunistic American genius was the reverse spin that he pioneered: he took commodities and attached them to the male gaze.

Instead, we should be making sure these devices are safe, and ensuring that we do not lose the real touch of life.

FINANCIAL MARKETS  In the week to January 27th the Brazilian real touched another record low of 1.98 to the dollar.

There were real touches of imagination in the multi-media work that Lee Nagrin presented last Thursday night at La Mama.

The team members also revealed that graphene outperformed ITO when they incorporated it into a real touch-screen display.

"We realized that moving was our only real touch-point with customers," Bobbitt told me.

I went in cold, shot real fast, used whatever backgrounds I could find and got out of there, doing all the real touches in the darkroom". Fontanne and Nesbitt, with their patrician profiles and effortless elegance.