(The sight of a delicate form in a rough fabric was hauntingly captured in a video by Juan Manuel Fernandez).
Still, the promotion abroad of American art and letters after 1946 required a delicate form of intrigue between private institutions and government agencies.
Unfortunately, for those hoping to enjoy the Buff outside of Iceland, it is a delicate form, sensitive to changes in pressure and temperature.
It's basically just an expensive and delicate form of electronic Lego.
A mix of colorful abstraction, delicate form, and German-bred aestheticatchch viewers' eyes as they scan the gallery's offerings.
One can understand the temptation to let Mr. King's imagination roam, but for a delicate, collaborative form like the musical, a simpler, streamlined narrative might have made more sense.
Smoking is a delicate art form for which many professionals use specialized equipment which can be quite expensive.
Silk in its most modern, most delicate form is the specialty of Michiko Uehara, who works with single silk threads, as fine as baby hair.
The great postwar mainstream jazz pianist, one of the seedlings sent here from Detroit in the 1950's, has given New York several decades' worth of consummate small-group craftsmanship, balancing improvisation and delicate form in bebop, Ellingtonia, song standards and his originals.
The great mainstream jazz pianist, one of the seedlings sent here from Detroit in the 1950's, has given New York several decades' worth of consummate small-group craftsmanship, balancing improvisation and delicate form in bebop, Ellingtonia, song standards and his originals.
I have in mind the brave excellence of Bobby Short, the forty-six-year-old singer and pianist, who, one of the last examples (and indubitably the best) of the café singer or the supper-club singer or "troubadour," as the late Vernon Duke called him, practices what is probably the most intimate and delicate form of live entertainment extant.
