Sentence examples for a delicate composition from inspiring English sources

It had no odor and a delicate composition, dissolving nearly instantly in liquid.

"Diagonal" (1961) is a small, delicate composition in which a long, organic crease partially crosses the center of the paper at a slight diagonal, spreading out on either side through density of line and turning back on itself at both ends in convolutions that suggest the scrolls atop Ionic columns.

It's not an especially delicate composition.

Make a delicate paper orchid.

This is a delicate piece.

On a purely biomechanical level — the delicate composition of finger movements with which a player interacts with a game — Prince of Persia is also a triumph.

While outbreaks of different strands of Ebola occur every few years, the virus's delicate composition has impeded a sustained attack.

After some time his imagination took flight, and he came up with what is disparagingly called a cento, from the Latin for a patchwork garment: in fact a long poem made up entirely of existing poems and fragments of poems from Shakespeare to Philip Larkin and John Hollander, but in its delicate composition and development really an original work.

The harmonious color scheme and the delicate composition, almost abstract except for a human eye, place it apart from Léger's works that are most avidly sought after.

It seems doubtful, given their delicate composition of floating crosses on white.

Because these approaches require the delicate composition of the contrast agents and the "cell-uptake enhancers," novel MR contrast agents that facilitate stem-cell labeling have developed rapidly in recent years [6, 7].