It is a commanding physical performance, marked by a delicacy of movement that conveys Arenas's tentative sexual awakening and defiant spirit.
In short, the two respondent groups only exhibited notable diversity in their respective opinions on the engineering dimension; the two groups held consistent opinions towards the attractiveness, beauty, creativity, delicacy, and overall performance of the seven artifacts examined (Table 5).
Dramatically as well as musically Ms. O'Hara's performance was touched with warmth, humor, spirit and true delicacy of feeling.
In fact, considering the Eiger he has assaulted, considering the delicacy of the souffle he is attacking with his spade, it's a pretty remarkable performance.
The delicacy of the hands and mesmerising quickness of the feet, the overwrought facial expressions and rapid shifts in tempo produce a performance in which the distance between ecstasy and agony is barely discernible.
"The delicacy of minimalists.
The delicacy of the Singer suits him.
Archer understood the delicacy of the situation.
Are they embodiments of delicacy, of pin-point fragility?
The delicacy of this work is unusual for Forsythe.
