Sentence examples similar to a delicate gradation from inspiring English sources
"Untitled, Cranberry Island, 21 July , 1997 catches the delicate gradations of gray in a sunset sky, an array of clouds almost too subtle to be drawn.
They seem not only to express feelings but also to create new ones — hundreds of micro-sentiments expressing delicate gradations of emotional weather.
The only way, however, was to examine her case against the arbitrary and delicate gradations of poverty and deservingness that characterise the rules governing many new local schemes.
They seem not only to express feelings but also to create new ones—hundreds of micro-sentiments expressing delicate gradations of emotional weather.
In the upstairs bathroom was a pink Tiffany-style window on which an enormous swan floated in a lake bordered by rushes and flowers; I spent hours staring at it, seeing tiny figures in the delicate gradations of color.
Thus staff notation is ill-equipped to cope with non-Western scales and tunings, with music to which the idea of the "note" (a stable, sustained pitch) is foreign, or with music whose subtlety lies as much in delicate gradations of volume or timbre as in pitch and rhythm.
Just as the dichotomy between Scarlett and Melanie, Rhett and Ashley gave the movie a classic bipolar architecture, so Cukor and Fleming became, in Ms. Haskell's words, the movie's stylistic "yin and yang": Cukor providing "the delicate gradations of feeling between lovers and family" while Fleming supplied the movie's "bold, sweeping movement through time and history".
Theirs is a delicate task.
That is a delicate balance.
This is a delicate balance.
