Sentence examples for touch of fine from inspiring English sources

Instead, there is an intimacy in the touch of fine fabric and a private pleasure in the barely visible decoration of Céline's tie-pin brooch at the neck Words like "graphic" and "linear" define this new look, meaning that there is a clear, clean cut.

At One in Irvington, Jeff Raider tosses them with green and white asparagus tips and finishes the dish with a bit of butter and the merest touch of fines herbes.

She approaches the cuisine with the touch of a fine tailor, judiciously tending to every detail.

Snippets of rosemary and garlic lent their fragrance to the invitingly chewy bread, which was strewn with sweet, tender onions and, for a touch of sharpness, a fine dusting of pecorino cheese.

On the table next to her was the requisite glass of water and a small vase of tightly-packed, closed orange tulips — the sort of fine touch one finds in her writing.

The dorsal column-medial lemniscus system has classically been viewed as a pathway devoted to transmission of fine touch, vibratory sense and proprioception, and the dorsal columns have been considered as composed mostly of thick myelinated primary sensory fibers.

David Streitfeld's piece on Steve Jobs's management style was full of fine touches like this one.

This had felt an apt opportunity to blood him for longer even if the flurry of fine touches mustered during his cameo confirmed underlying quality.

You have Janet Malcolm using the fine touch of her "Japanese technique" to elicit information and draw people out of themselves.

The nippy winger, just 1.7 meters, or 5 feet 7 inches, tall and slender as a reed, took that pass with one fine touch of his left foot.

Wild king salmon was done to a turn, the soft glossy shards slipping free at the touch of a fork, with fine sautéed spinach and mashed potato alongside.