Sentence examples for delicate artist from inspiring English sources

"The fact is, Miss Delaney is not only a shrewd and penetrating observer; she is a very delicate artist," wrote Levin.

He was a delicate artist, forever negotiating with industry and society, and tolerating pulp fiction in the service of getting the movie camera to fulfil its destiny.

The thousands of cuts are made with circular handsaws — not exactly a delicate artist's tool.

However, rather than present the use of the delicate artist paint brush, Lichtenstein created the strokes of the broad house-painter's brush.

The delicate midfield artists of Barcelona and Arsenal are vegetarian Venusians, shall we say?

One of the most impressive works of contemporary art is a ghostly pale pencil drawing almost five feet square by Christopher Gallego that describes with intense realism and a delicate touch the artist's studio windows.

You can tell because of the delicate installation (by artist Kristjana S Williams), the wooden wine boxes, wide-open kitchen, dangling charcuterie and padded stools you have to clamber on to reach high tables.

It's a dirty book anyway, In My Room by Guillaume Dustan, and as she reads the line, "I was lying on the bed jerking off, smoking a joint" in a delicate voice, the artist starts getting spattered, too.

— Where hyper-masculinity and delicate femininity meet: Artist Zoe Buckman embroiders vintage women's undergarments with lyrics from songs by Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls. .

He is said to have caused a ruckus by dismissing Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" in the Sistine Chapel, while lavishing praise on Correggio and Parmigianino, artists delicate in their sensuality, as opposed to the muscular Michelangelo.

Deep insight and thorough experience were no more important, therefore, than the complicated and delicate task of the artist.