the common touch

Mr Blankfein may be the son of a postal clerk, but it would be stretching it to say he has the common touch.

An adept campaigner with a keen sense of the common touch, she capitalised on public grumblings over high prices for food and fuel.

German President Christian Wulff shrugged off an egg attack by a lone assailant, saying it was the price of having the common touch.

Though he was amiable, bounding to greet visitors with a beefy handshake, he lacked the common touch, and often talked in economic jargon.

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Voters like a candidate who has the common touch.

It represented both the common touch and forward progress.

I'm talking about the common touch - the ability to get on with ordinary people.

A politician needs the common touch.

Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch.

Or work with kings--nor lose the common touch.

Never lose the common touch.

If you can talk with crows and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings---nor lose the common touch;