soupçon

With a pinch more, a soupcon of the same, he was on his way to America.

Add a soupcon of mustard gas and you'll have the general picture.

Stir in a soupcon of social issues like homosexuality or abortion.

A little craft is required here, a soupcon of guile.

Various cheeses can be called upon to provide a soupcon of sharpness.

I've noticed a certain competitiveness, even a soupcon of conspicuous consumption.

Or do I detect a soupcon of recognition in your tone?"

Fine, he says, although "I detected a soupcon of propane."

Le Marquis is only a soupcon away from an excellent rating.

There was a moment, a decade ago, when yuppies felt a soupcon of shame.

Though in truth, she'd been glad to leave Le Soupcon.

It was a pleasant enough place in a two-story brick building with a soupcon of lawn.

More than a soupcon of gimmickry has crept in.

Brooks Brothers' past success was based on the personal touch and more than a soupcon of snobbery.

But how about joining me in person for a soupcon of ham and eggs?'

Even the sauce has charisma, not to mention the requisite soupcon of cheese.

Though this year he employs a soupcon of self-deprecation.

Her voice held a soupcon of American accent, just enough to be pleasant without undue exaggeration.

So, I counted myself lucky to have landed in the single hotel on the strip that had a soupcon of atmosphere.

The absence of even a soupcon of sauce was a glaring flaw.

Another stairway has a soupcon of glamour, with calfskin carpeting.

A soupcon of nostalgia is a powerful ingredient.

It brings a soupcon of "peoples don't beat the hand that feed them" bias.