Sentence examples for and delicacy in a from inspiring English sources

GALLANT LADY (1933) That stock figure of pre-code melodrama, the unwed mother who sacrifices her happiness to give her child a name, achieves depth and delicacy in a performance by Ann Harding shaped by the sensitive and self-destructive director Gregory La Cava, who offers a self-portrait in Clive Brook's supporting performance as an alcoholic doctor.

There is both weight and delicacy in the rotating character, a sense of the T's history and deep references as well as its formal elements.

A performance must also bring out the Classical refinement and delicacy in the music.

Mr. Finlay (who performed this ballet at the school's 2008 workshop performances) and Ms. Morgan were particularly expansive and appealing in their opening duo, and Ms. Laracey showed a wistful delicacy in a later solo.

Another object lesson in cinematic illusion and subtle delicacy in attacking a huge issue.

There was delicacy in a square cut off Anya Shrubsole, which sped away to the boundary.

His comedic voice is a rare delicacy in a world of fast food comedy.

The studio players add both flexibility and delicacy, as in "Goodbye California," a bleary late-night barroom conversation that drifts toward dawn in a long, graceful instrumental coda.

Janie Brendel claimed the stage with formidable delicacy in an excerpt from Peggy Baker's "Her Heart".

This breast plus brining kit, herb butter and jus makes for excellent eating with both depth and delicacy, and a party trick thrown in.

But even the chorus of unseen insects, both a summer soundtrack and a delicacy in these parts, could not drown out the rhythmic metronome that has long kept the pace for free time in China.