It had a sweet, melancholy air and a delicate line, like something from the Scottish Highlands.
And the one real dramatic crisis the red pony's agonizing death has been pictured by him with fidelity to the stabbing shock of Mr. Steinbeck's tale.In the role of the youngster, Peter Miles has a delicate, appealing air without the flexibility that is customary in little boys.
Her delicate air of desire-suspended intelligence is even more exceptional than skeletal structure in Renoir's perceptions of women.
The very act of forcing air into the lungs can further damage the organ's tiny, delicate air sacs and ultimately lead to organ damage and death.
His delicate air of fraudulence would be more exciting if it seemed intentional, but Ms Margolin's shock at Mr Wiesel's response to the play indicates a lack of awareness.
Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said that Mr. Varacalli, 58, whom he described as a Genovese crime family figure, had made more than $2.5 million a year stealing cars to order and dispatching thieves to tear the delicate air bags from specific cars, based on orders from auto parts shops around the city that were in on the scheme.
The soignée star of films like "The English Patient," Ms. Scott Thomas brings a delicate and persuasive air of neurosis to the role of L'Ignota (the Unknown) in Pirandello's "As You Desire Me," which also features Bob Hoskins, glowering thuggishly, as he is wont to do.
To maintain voicing and friction noise at the same time requires a delicate balance of air pressure in the vocal system so that the intraoral pressure is reliably lower than the subglottal pressure, but substantially higher than the atmospheric pressure.
Yes, this is confusing - fire is a delicate balance of air and fuel.
Practice is a delicate art.
I remembered this, so I took a glass of champagne," she suspends a delicate hand in the air, as if carrying a china teacup – "but the glass of champagne was going like this" – a wild shaking motion – so I had to grab my wrist to carry on this composure".
