Sentence examples for delicacy of perception from inspiring English sources

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

But this natural delicacy of perception far exceeds our ability to tell how a given molecule, drawn on a blackboard and considered as an abstraction, will strike our noses.

Above all, he used his effortlessly fluent, polished and mellifluous writing style to chronicle a world that had increasingly little use for high-minded literary values, investing rough-edged emotional lives with his trademarked delicacy of perception.

In his foreword of the novel, John Galsworthy called it a "delicious book" and a "little masterpiece" that shows a "delicacy of perception and essential truth".

"—of perception".

In his album review for the NME, Alan Smith noted "Let It Down"'s "big fuzzy" introduction against its verses' "quiet acid float" and admired the "romantic delicacy and perception" of Harrison's lyrics.

The Doors of Perception.

There is also a problem of perception.

They become victims of perception.

Take the case of perception.

"The delicacy of minimalists.