Sentence examples for touch of energy from inspiring English sources
Switching transistors on or off requires a touch of energy.
Switching every transistor off or on requires a touch of energy.
The text moves from the random syllables of infancy through teenage narcissism and motherly maturity to the wisdom of age, and the music evolves similarly, with touches of energy and theatricality giving way to intense lyricism and a touch of frailty.
The silvery element yellows when exposed to the air and is warm to the touch because of energy released through alpha-particle decay, a kind of radiation.
Mr. Honeck also brought a touch of nervous energy to the great Allegretto movement while still conveying its solemnity.
He recreated just a touch of that energy at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, while adhering to the standard set by Mr. Marsalis, the artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
In a variety of roles, including not only Sonya and a blindingly blond, spectacled restaurant waitress, Ms. Stark displays uninhibited humor, and Ms. Goodman brings a welcome touch of youthful energy and mischief to the material.
Rather than giving Tom drugs for "heart failure" as I was taught in medical school, I suggested he get healing touch, a form of energy and emotional healing.
And it's probably also the case that Spacey is the only actor of his generation in Hollywood who can touch him in terms of energy, intellect, speed of thought - registered in lightning nerve-end responses.
"We may be out of touch with the solar lobby, but we are not out of touch with energy bills," Barker told parliament on Monday.
They said they were worried that they would be cut out of shaping a measure that will touch on nearly every aspect of energy supply.
