In "Me and My Parrots" (1941), it combines with sharp tonal contrasts of warm color to convey invisible moistness, as of a summertime, full-body, delicate sweat.
The other is Juliet's forced dance with Paris, built on her body's delicate retreat from the man who clasps her firmly.
Ms. Chouinard is obsessed with the body, the delicate architecture of its circulatory, muscular and skeletal structures, and its more practical functions.
Here, in a translation by Colin Wilcockson, is how the narrator of that tale, the Miller, describes Alison: This young wife was beautiful, and moreover her body was delicate and slender as any weasel.
I learned that the body is delicate, precious, but incredibly strong.
Rather, they slowly but surely undermine the body's delicate balances and put people on the path to disease.
Soon she revealed her naked body: a delicate structure with a skin so fine that through it could be seen the tree-like pattern of the veins.
In summary, there is empirical support for global covariation of selected traits, such as increased leaf/stem mass ratios (at larger body sizes), delicate, nutrient-rich leaves and fast stem extension growth with the climbing habit.
Our bodies are delicate things, easily infected, our mothers taught us, and the agents of microscopic villainy are everywhere.
They have flat heads with a ruff of lucent pink gills, long slithery bodies, and delicate little legs.
Characteristic of Bustelli's figures are their elegant bodies and delicate faces; their heightened, theatrical gestures, often emphasized by the dramatic modeling of drapery; and their movement and rhythm, which are accentuated by Bustelli's treatment of Rococo scrollwork.
