Sentence examples for touches about from inspiring English sources

In one way or another, the firm "touches" about a third of all stock trades, The Economist writes.

It is a sad, muted film, speckled with many poignant and shrewd little visual touches about what solitude feels like.

Except for a couple of insouciant touches about the mating rituals of flies and the delights of tasting gravy with one's feet, most of this stuff feels forced.

If, as they say, the net carries 1,826 petabytes of information per day, then the NSA "touches" about 29 petabytes a day.

The remarks were familiar, echoing Mr. Ahmadinejad's many previous tirades against Israel, complete with some apocalyptic touches about the coming of the Messiah and the "raising up of the oppressed".

One of the nice touches about the programme is the dizzying awfulness of the live band, who have murdered just about every tune going, from Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You" to "The Girl From Ipanema".

There's something touching about them.

Still, there was something touching about Santa's manner.

Bake until firm to touch, about 18 to 20 minutes.

Luxury is all about sensation, about touch, about look.

There was something so touching about his voice.