Sentence examples for delicate admirable from inspiring English sources
UK thespians regularly demonstrate delicate, admirable and maddeningly precise mastication.
Nichols and her colleagues, who opted at first to create grotesque images, later refined the Japanese elements in their work to an admirable subtlety, creating delicate floral studies, asymmetric patterns and landscapes.
Possessing a superb pictorial sense for beautiful groupings and movement, he directed the delicate plays of Jean-Jacques Bernard, notably Martine, with admirable subtlety.
This principle was extended into more delicate linguistic strategies such as 'convey X is admirable, interesting', which is then extended into three more refined strategies which are (1) 'Notice to Hearer (his interests, wants, needs, goods)', (2) 'Exaggerate (approval, interest, sympathy with Hearer), and (3) 'Intensify interest to Hearer'.
The filmmakers explicate Mr. Roth's themes with admirable clarity and care and observe his characters with delicate fondness, but they cannot hope to approximate the brilliance and rapacity of his voice, which holds all the novel's disparate elements together.
And a simple preparation of delicate sole with lemon and white wine, a special on a Friday night, showed admirable restraint — perhaps an indication of what the new chef brings to the table.
In many ways Wonga.com is an impressive, even admirable business (and please resist your temptation to send me hate mail - I am feeling delicate).
