Sentence examples for varied touch from inspiring English sources

David Moyes has, over time, proven that he has a wilier, more varied touch than Allardyce.

Many can bang away at the brutal outer movements, but few pianists have the sense of color separation and varied touch to realize the eerie and overlapping night sounds that occupy the "Nocturnes".

Some of these late paintings now look to me almost like enlargements of details from earlier pictures, the strokes isolated and bolder, like late de Koonings in their reductiveness, but with an easier and more varied touch: sometimes suggesting bursting streamers; sometimes hectic squiggles, black and green against pastel colors (peach and lemon), as in "Faded Air I," a diptych.

The pianist Jeremy Denk, seemingly gaining recognition everywhere these days, was the superb soloist in the Mozart concerto, exuding personality, teasing out humor with widely varied touch and articulation, dropping in elegant embellishments, tagging along with the orchestra to end the piece.

Vary touch from light to firm, you can drag fingers lightly as if tickling, then alternate with firm or intermediate levels of touch.

10.7554/eLife.06619.014 Figure 5. L4 spike count varies with touch properties.

Gentle chops are another way to vary the touch.

Findings revealed that co-occurring behaviors and the functions of touch varied across interaction periods.

This generation will, therefore, make more demands on society as a whole to lessen everyone's burdens and provide a happier, less stressful, more varied and in-touch life.

DIO Fest's "no-cost" music and art workshops are varied and unique, touching upon basic musical instrument repair and maintenance, four-track recording, audio engineering, mixtape-making, and cymatics the art of using vibrations to create patterns.

The subject matter is widely varied, but it often touches upon national-security policy and international events.