Examples of personal touch

• This emphasizes the personal touch to the book.

• Their work breathes the influence of their teachers but commonly it also has a strong and impressively mature personal touch.

• Throughout the book there is a feeling of being in a clinical setting, with a personal touch and a sense of a live discussion.

• Along with the personal touch, there must be just the right degree of continuity with which authors can readily identify.

• Women were instructed to acquaint themselves with the minutiae of entertaining and urged to add 'a personal touch to the dinner parties they hosted'.

• Perhaps the 'personal touch' of face-to-face canvassing is more likely to mobilise supporters than is a relatively impersonal phone call.

• Still, these add a personal touch.

• We think that the continuous contacts gave the professional relationship a personal touch, and it is reasonable to believe that this relationship helped to facilitate the spouses' grieving-process.

• Her feminist stance brings a strong element of self-awareness to her account, and her writing style boldly combines the personal touch with the rigour that writing for the academy demands.

• The personal touch can sort out many problems.

• The sixth function of the coach is to keep in close personal touch with all potential international athletes in his area.

• They have also said they would much prefer the personal touch which exists with the present owners to dealing with a public body.

• We agreed to work closely together on this and to keep in close and continuing personal touch.

• The great thing in a health service is to have this personal touch.

• I have watched its working, and, to some extent, have been in close personal touch with the men who have had to do with it.