Sentence examples for show a touch from inspiring English sources
Will Icelandair show a touch of class?
Tottenham needed Ramos to show a touch of the Joe Kinnears.
Under Oprah's influence Tipper would show a touch of girlish soulfulness, while Oprah could add chipper gentility to her repertory.
Still very young, Muntagirov can show a touch of near-adolescent diffidence at the party, but partners Klimentová with adult tenderness.
In lieu of a program note, Mr. Taylor includes a quote by Herman Melville: "The nocturnal radiance of the firefly is purposely intended as an attraction to the opposite sex... some insect Hero may show a touch to her gossamer gallant".
Is it time for the League Managers Associationn, so quick to condemn clubs for the speed at which they hire and fire, to put in place a code of conduct for their own members that requires them to show a touch more respect for one another?
Almost everyone who has ever been in a modern-art museum has had the experience of staring at some concoction — blobs of color, a mash-up of metals — and thinking the cliché: "But is it art?" Something similar might occur to viewers of "Turkey Bowl," a quirky offering by Kyle Smith that does nothing more or less than show a touch-football game among friends.
Clovis Point's 2003 merlot ($18.50) is smoky, soft, light and shows a touch of licorice.
He showed a touch of ability last year filling in for the injured Steve Young.
Instead of growling about Mr. Bradley, Mr. Gore is showing a touch of whimsy.
His mother hinted that Jonathan may have been showing a touch of bravado.
