Sentence examples for touch serving from inspiring English sources

The tales of Lefty Mouse, J Edgar Pig and becoming Hank Williams's moggy are carried off with a deceptively light touch, serving as both a lament for a vanished blue-collar America and a tart commentary on today's politics.

What's happening here, argues Piper and her colleagues, is the "professionalism of touch", serving to remove it from the world of the "natural" and insert it into the world of the "technical".

Robert Hill let an Italian word meaning "to touch" serve as the title of his "Toccare".

Because Ms. White doesn't bear down heavily on the sentimentality, here the light touch serves her.

But although this album doesn't gussy up grief, the light touch serves it well, leavening the bathos.

Excellent foie gras was graced with rhubarb coulis, a more local touch, served with cabbage that was crunchy yet tender.

In the pianist Enrico Pace Mr. Kavakos had another special something: a partner whose quietly genial presence and sparkling touch served to balance Mr. Kavakos's resolute focus.

Roasted cod, too, benefits from a light touch, served in a fragrant cilantro coconut broth and ingeniously accompanied by samosas filled with cauliflower and peas.

His avoidance of charm in his subjects and suppression of expressiveness in his touch serve the dumbfounded wonderment you can feel when perhaps rarely enough, in this frantic era you stop somewhere, look around, forget yourself, and only see.

The Touch served as my modem while scouring the aisles at CTIA and was simple to tether to the ole MacBook via Bluetooth (life saver #1).

I'm also a huge fan of the idea of letting the iPhone/iPod Touch serve as the trackpad for the device, but you want to make the netbook so that people can buy it without having to own the other devices.