Sentence examples for touch media from inspiring English sources

He has railed against the "out of touch" media and political elites in the past.

He sits on the boards of six companies in Qiming's portfolio: Alltech, Touch Media, Tigermed, LP Amina, Lanzatech and Appconomy.

Only the out of touch media elites think the biggest problems facing American society today is that there are 11 illegal immigrants who don't have legal status".

(APPLAUSE) Only the out of touch media elites think the biggest problems facing America — you know this, this is what they talk about, facing American society today is that there are 11 million illegal immigrants who don't have legal status.

Is there a way to change to another font? A. Apple has included an option for a bolder version of the iOS 7 system font used to display text, menu settings and labels on the iPhone, as well as on iPads and iPod Touch media players.

Her speech contained few references to her father's newspapers, but in a paragraph that referred to the Leveson inquiry, she said that "an unsettling dearth of integrity across so many of our institutions" meant that it was "very difficult to argue for the right outcome, which must be the fierce protection of a free press and light touch media regulation".

Occasionally their responses seem a touch media-trained (on the subject of November's new album, which was recorded entirely in America with an array of hitmaking American producers, such as Red One and Ryan Tedder: "We wanted to make the album as Sugababes as possible and wave the British flag – it's not an American-aiming album at all"), but they can also be rewardingly open.

Once again, the Republicans have such a narrative — "declining patriotism and moral standards, the out-of-touch media and the self-righteous liberal elite... minorities demanding special privileges... disrespect for religious faith, a swollen government" — but "Democrats and liberals have not offered compelling narratives that could compete" with it.

Faced with an international outpouring of opposition — including rising consternation among congressional Republicans — the measure's chief architect, Steve Bannon, has responded with a crescendo of bluster and defiance, blaming the controversy on out-of-touch media elites, which probably endears Bannon to Trump, who shows no public signs of budging.

I am not sure of the decorative style deployed chez Tommy, but I imagine you can walk from the legal donors wing to the easy touches media room without having to tread on any carpets paid for by the proceeds of the tanning booth.

So the two founders began contemplating what a new, low-cost, high-touch media network might look like.