The moment when this "boat" first appeared was exquisite conjuring, unlike anything else I've ever seen.
You really look exquisite.
More exquisite dresses appeared every moment, some made from six yards of taffeta, and many with sweeping trains that demanded vigilance from strolling attendees lest they step on a mermaid's tail.
One of the worst breaks Woods suffered on Friday came at the par-five 17th where he struck what initially appeared to be an exquisite soft four-iron for his second shot.
Instead, we suggest that what appears as the exquisite selectivity of the third domain towards natural ligands may simply reflect the selective pressures imposed by evolution on functional organization of the postsynaptic density, which led to a relatively limited number of the PDZ3 ligands encoded in the genome.
Yet what appeared at the table was exquisite: a quivery white tile half submerged in dashi, topped with a filigree of tomato jelly and three exactingly cut slivers of asparagus ($5).
But Christopher's takedown of his chum must be viewed alongside thousands of warm and affectionate words he wrote about Martin, particularly in his memoir, "Hitch-22," which appeared ironically — or perhaps with exquisite timing — simultaneously with the presentation of his mortal illness.
If Ms. Marcovicci had actually appeared in the movies she conjures in such exquisite detail, her singing would surely have been dubbed by another.
That day job seemed startling when his exquisite first novel, "The Death of Vishnu," appeared seven years ago.
However, it seems that the fundamental pattern was already so exquisite by the time jawed vertebrates first appeared that relatively little change has taken place in the form of the vertebrate eye during the last 400 million years.
This caused strained relations between the Whitehouses until the item appeared in the Saturday Review of Literature with the word exquisite substituted for repulsive.
