Sentence examples similar to delicate antiquity from inspiring English sources
Pairing delicate, antiquity-evoking harp sounds with unmistakably 21st century square waves and precisely swung club rhythms, the track is an exciting prequel to Abdullah Al-wali's forthcoming EP of the same name.
In those days the Western Kalahari was still whole, a delicate ecosystem of enormous antiquity.
She was admired in antiquity for her delicate, passionate verses.
Its delicate carvings, modeled on monuments of Roman antiquity, have been meticulously cleaned; more sophisticated lighting has been installed; and greater authenticity has been achieved by a new floor of white Macael marble, styled like the patio's original paving and taken from the same quarry.
Restoration is a delicate art, and the responsible preservation of antiquities has to mean accepting the finality of loss where rebuilding might be deceitful.
It is so beautiful, so well preserved, so rare of its kind and so delicate that it commands a climate-controlled room of its own at the Getty Villa antiquities museum in Pacific Palisades.
Concern over the long-term health of the deceptively delicate terrain spurred Obama to designate the Mojave Trails, Sand to Snow and Castle Mountains monuments under the 1906 Antiquities Act, which authorizes presidents to create national monuments on federal land to protect "objects of historic and scientific interest".
In taking Lily's search for this delicate blue-glass vial through every quarter of the endangered city, Baron makes an eloquent case for its preservation as one of the fragile treasures of antiquity.
Flutes were ubiquitous in antiquity.
The antiquity stops there, though.
