Sentence examples for the same touch that from inspiring English sources
The life doesn't explain the art; rather, life is an art in itself — whether a creation of sublime moments and fascinating gestures, or of terrifying confrontations and mighty endurances — that is illuminated by the same inner light, inspired by the same genius, inflected by the same touch that makes the works of art endure on their own.
Testaverde can still throw the ball deep, but he does not throw with the same touch that Pennington has.
Wearing a dark suit and a tie adorned with -- what else? -- bison images, Mr. Turner, 64, was promoting the concept with the same touch of hucksterism that he once used to convert skeptics who did not see the potential of CNN, the 24-hour news network he founded.
Other stats include the same touch-sensitive tech that can work through gloves and with long fingernails that was introduced with the 920, a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm processor, a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.
Other stats include the same touch-sensitive tech that can work through gloves and with long fingernails that was introduced with the 920, a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm processor, a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.
Apple's next iPad will likely resemble the iPad mini, and lose some weight and possible some girth thanks to the same touch-panel tech that made the mini so… well, so mini.
Windows 8 uses the same touch-friendly interface that Microsoft uses in Windows Phone.
The second-gen Kevo still comes with the same touch-to-unlock feature that made it popular back in 2013, letting users simply touch the lock to gain entry to their home.
Ako's eyes had the same melancholic touch that I noticed in the zoo chimps.
The FCC reclassified wireless voice service in 1993 and vowed the same light touch that it's promising for broadband.
The new Indian motorcycle is to carry many of the same design touches that distinguished the original bikes: an Indian-head lamp on the front fender; fully valanced fenders, which sweep down to cover the tires, and an engine that looks much like the original.
