Sentence examples for delicacy of execution from inspiring English sources

It was the same food but with such a delicacy of execution; the food was unique, precisely seasoned, beautifully prepared and presented -- the best one can hope for in an original cuisine.

According to the painter and biographer Giorgio Vasari, Angelico was trained by the greatest painter and miniaturist of the Gothic tradition, Lorenzo Monaco, whose influence may be seen in the clear, painstaking delicacy of execution and the vibrant luminosity that seem to spiritualize the figures in Angelico's paintings.

Coin portraits of Offa have been described as "showing a delicacy of execution which is unique in the whole history of the Anglo-Saxon coinage".

The principal Berlin musical weekly, Die Signale, asked, "Where does London find such magnificent young instrumentalists?" The violins were credited with rich, noble tone, the woodwinds with lustre, the brass, "which has not quite the dignity and amplitude of our best German brass", with uncommon delicacy of execution.

"Refinement and delicacy of performance, execution or artisanship".

Caylus and Dezallier d'Argenville also wrote on artists, sketched biographies and established rules of discernment for the delicacy of style or lightness of execution.

There are also questions of execution.

It was just a lack of execution".

He once came within weeks of execution.

"Lack of execution by us," Tomlin said.

Take Joseph Dickerson of Execution Noble, for example.