Sentence examples for touching the subject from inspiring English sources

Ian Rankin, despite his detective Rebus being a classically cantankerous character of Scottish fiction, isn't touching the subject.

Plus the touchscreen can even snap pictures just by touching the subject on the screen.

The intuitive touch-control shooting elevates the camera's operability, letting the user adjust auto focus (AF) simply by touching the subject on the large 3.0-inch 460,000-dot high- resolution LCD.

The LUMIX FX78's Smart Touch Screen allows for the Auto Focus (AF) to be set by simply touching the subject on the LCD and a touch can even release the shutter.

Again, the 10X macro looks a little fuller and was easier to work with too - you need to get so close to use the 15X lens that you end up touching the subject.

He regarded chemistry as an appendage, entirely reducible to physics, and his only publication touching the subject is on Marcelin Bertholot (Reichenbach, 1927a), the eminent French anti-vitalist chemist.

Using sliding callipers with parallel blades a direct reading can be made between its lower arm (touching the subjects back) and its sliding upper arm (touching the front of the subjects abdomen).

The Chinese media rarely touch the subject.

But Mr Hollande hardly touched the subject during the campaign.

And on occasion, the discussion touched the subject of the Troggs.

Francona would not touch the subject Sunday afternoon, but the closers squared off hours later.