Sentence examples for tiniest touch of from inspiring English sources
And her voice, carefully modulated, has the tiniest touch of Marlee Matlin in Children of a Lesser God.
Imagine extracting the split-personality core of the story, whisking it up with the spirit of the MGM musical, adding dashes of dark televisual drama, wodges of rock guitar and the tiniest touch of horror, and you'll get the flavour of it.
Even the slightest goofiness, the tiniest touch of camp, and the whole thing would blow sky high.
From just the tiniest touch of sparkle to full-on party pants, here are some fool-proof, totally wearable options for any of your seasonal commitments this month.
I'm still 99% stiffly British, but now with a tiny touch of tanguero madness lying dormant in my soul.
A sweet, airy Pavlova, with a tiny touch of raspberry coulis, fruits and whipped cream, is a recommended dessert, as is another relatively low-calorie choice -- poached pear in red wine sauce with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Ron Paul and Rick Santorum have the courage of their nutty convictions, and even Rick Perry bowed out with a tiny touch of class.
Since pink frosting might be good used for a flavor such as strawberry, you may want to add a tiny touch of flavoring as well.
Mix up some olive oil, garlic powder, a tiny touch of salt, black pepper, some Parmesan cheese, and finely chopped Basil (a leafy herb, sold as a plant in a pot, or as dried flakes), and pour over the salad, and toss well.
In "Gloriadispara," for example, a nuanced pink-lavender with tiny touches of scarlet animatedly activates a rough, scabrous ground of gray-white matter.
Information has to be arranged in some sort of sequence, tiny touches of humor or drama or pathos added, unnecessary details subtracted, hidden patterns emphasized.
