Sentence examples for touch of Italian from inspiring English sources

It is from Paris, but with a touch of Italian personality".

(He spoke Yiddish pretty well, not to mention a touch of Italian).

"I have tried to find another Yaya in my squad," said Mancini, with a heavy touch of Italian forlornness.

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"We were asked as students to work with our own bodies and interact with the chair and come up with ergonomic values that would be very much personal," said Mr. Manaigo, whose English is spiced with a touch of Italian.

There's a touch of Italian culture: Scaramouche is a buffoonish stock character in commedia dell'arte; Galileo was a Florentine astronomer found guilty of heresy by the Inquisition and Figaro is the title character of Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville, in which he helps true love to prevail.

It is both mass-oriented and high-minded — CBS and NPR, with a touch of HBO.

A touch of Pro Pigment in Frost brought light to the cheekbones and bridge of the nose.

The references to public squares, etc., add just a touch of Big Brother.

He suggests that Samsung has a touch of FOMO - Fear Of Missing Out.

It has bags of energy, plenty of hip action, and a touch of Brazilian carnival spirit.