Sentence examples for delicacy of expression from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ailes, who is not known for his delicacy of expression, is more blunt about the candidate's qualms.

Nobody's Perfect shimmers with positively Nabokovian elegance, wit and delicacy of expression; it is hard to recall when one was made to laugh out loud like this and at the same time shiver with aesthetic bliss, unless it was the last time one re-read Lolita.

Between the Schubert and the Schumann, she played Bartok's Second Sonata with the same delicacy of sound and expression.

As elsewhere in Gass's work, delicacy of perception, and of expression, can curdle too easily into a showoffy preciousness.

She also explained the reason for the shift: "Within this limitation exists a subtlety, a delicacy and a completely extraordinary richness of expression".

This period also saw the fullest development of the cult of préciosité, a style of thought and expression exhibiting delicacy of taste and sentiment.

This Bolshoi Ballet soloist, joining Ballet Theater as a guest artist once again this spring, is astonishing in her delicacy of line, fullness of artistic expression and, above all, effortless buoyancy of lift.

A centipede of buttons crept over one shoulder and up the high collar, accentuating the delicacy of her frame, her finely structured face, and her grave expression.

Ms. Coleman fails to dig beneath the surface of Rachel's elementary grief, anger and loss; the character's feelings are amply displayed, but there is little sense of nuance or delicacy in their expression.

The admirable delicacy of the Nobel committee's citation – "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition" – will certainly have provoked a buzz among analysts of Dylan's career.

The design work is breathtaking... O'Dowd has mastered a small but refined repertoire of facial expressions and gestures (one hand movement has the delicacy of an artist) that is quite astonishing..