Sentence examples for touch of personal from inspiring English sources

Meigs' son died in the war, giving the thought a touch of personal pathos.

But there also is a touch of personal history at work here.

A touch of personal pride for a home now hosting the fourth generation of the Hubers family: the Schooltink's 3-year-old daughter, Puk.

But each book carries the vital touch of personal experience.The best read is the irreverent and engaging account by Peter Millar, who writes for the Sunday Times among other papers.

But you knew instantly that it was a blunder during last Saturday night's debate, in a moment that cried out for a touch of personal grace, to dismiss Senator Clinton as "likable enough".

But, for a touch of personal drama, Samuels is forced to flashback to the story of Mrs P's parents and the way her father, a bullying Hungarian émigré, drove her Irish mother to alcoholic distraction.

It is a year in which we see a more painterly, almost abstract expressionist vision, still full of characteristic touches of personal symbolism.

Some tried a touch of the personal: "I am very interested in your case," avowed one lawyer.

The deft touch of her personal poems and keen written observations filled those fortunate enough to receive them with delight.

He says Morandi led "the same kind of restricted social life as most of the older uni versity professors and professional men of his native city, but with an additional touch of purely personal modesty, shyness and asceticism".

When you rescue a piece bound for the landfill, you are reducing waste and creating a piece that will add a touch of something personal to your home.