Mr. Otway retains a touch of the anarchist, often questioning government motives.
He retains a touch of the inner class clown, doing pretty good imitations of his colleagues, without ticking them off.
Yet he produced a career best leap, stuck up his hand and even retained a touch of quiet nonchalance when he realised that somehow the ball had lodged there.
"'Help!'" Today Herman and Barbero look like more tempered versions of their younger selves, though Bjelland retains a touch of wildness – there in the fuzzy edges of her hair and the wide stare of her pale blue eyes.
The added bonus of this twinning imparts a trippy surrealist effect while retaining a touch of vintage, such as in the Through the Looking-Glass-esque image of two girls falling through air.
"He admitted it when he got caught," Mr. Altshuler said, in the tone of one who has spent two and a half decades observing the stupidities of humankind and still retains a touching ability to be amazed.
Bank Julius Baer, Switzerland's largest independent private bank, was sitting pretty: It had a 100-year history that appealed to new and old money alike; it was big enough to compete with larger players, yet as a family-run bank, it was small enough to retain a personal touch.
Fletcher has never been blessed with stunning pace but he retains a wonderful touch and sense of position.
From the pulpit and the pew, those who knew Cardinal John O'Connor both closely and fleetingly yesterday offered more intimate, personal remembrances of a man who they said retained a personal touch despite his lofty status as the archbishop of New York.
But I emerged, met my driver and sped - truly sped - through the sunny boulevards and Stalinist blocks of suburban Odessa to the Chorne More Hotel, a smoked glass ex-Intourist pile tweaked into the market era but retaining a bracing touch of anti-service.
