common touch

He could turn on the common touch or move in high society.

The eyebrow windows are a further touch common to such buildings.

He had, so to speak, risen from the ranks, and didn't want to lose the common touch.

My mother told me, 'You may walk with kings and queens but never lose the common touch.

His desire was to create "fine books with the common touch" which remains the foundation of its commercial success.

Certainly American politicians also like to advertise their common touch.

The food, however, lacked any measure of the common touch.

He walked with kings but never lost the common touch.

If you can walk with kings and keep the common touch.

"The other half of our problem is a young physicist who has, unfortunately, kept the common touch."