Sentence examples for treated with a touch of from inspiring English sources

The greatest romance heroines are treated with a touch of sadism by their creators.

As in Memories of Murder, the crime scene gets a little messed up, and the CSI world of forensics is treated with a touch of black-comic irreverence.

The subjects of most of his illustrations are taken from everyday family and small-town life and are often treated with a touch of humour.

[C7.] Grocers Find a Way to Extend the Shelf Life of Meat If some of the meat in supermarkets is looking rosier than it used to, it may be because more and more markets are selling meat in airtight packages treated with a touch of carbon monoxide to help keep the meat a cherry red for weeks.

One British major said to me, "Back in London, my soldiers scrape along with not much money, treated with a touch of pity.

1.58am GMT 142nd over: New Zealand 399-6 (Watling 9, Southee 24) Southee continues to treat Broad with a touch of contempt, chipping him breezily over midwicket for two.

Our understanding also reveals that the persons with migraine were treated with a personal touch, which comprises both being treated in a personal manner and actually being touched physically.

The chintzy stuff is treated as such – mawkish ghost stories about witches and psychos – but the serious material is treated with a sensitive touch.

Oscarology is not an exact science and quite why it has done so spectacularly well is still a bit of a mystery to me, but the time has come for those, like me, who have treated the film with a touch of friendly scepticism to wake up to an important part of what made it so compelling: its differentness, its originality.

This is all treated with a light, and lightly parodistic, touch, framed by film and music.

A randomized trial among cardiac inpatients treated with healing touch found a statistically significant 6.3 point reduction in anxiety as measured by the State Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI) [ 11].