Sentence examples for delicate artistic from inspiring English sources

The Beat That My Heart Skipped, Audiard's brilliant 2005 film, was the study of a Parisian delinquent whose past is prised open to reveal a delicate, artistic sensibility at odds with his criminal lifestyle.

The drawn-out history of the carousel, which had its grand opening and first public spin last weekend at Holtsville Ecology Park, is partly a testament to its delicate artistic details.

Picked on and misunderstood as a schoolboy, Jerome quickly grows up into Max Minghella (son of Anthony, who directed "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "Cold Mountain"), a young man whose dark brows and big sad eyes are taken here as the signs of a delicate artistic temperament.

Opened in April 2006 and designed by Deborah Berke & Partners, the 21c Museum Hotel strikes a delicate artistic balance by presenting contemporary artwork — at turns haunting, light-hearted and challenging — in space that does double duty as public art museum and money-making upscale hotel.

What might surprise Mr. Kentridge's longtime fans is that the nose looms larger in the museum exhibition than his most famous alter egos from the 1990s: Soho Eckstein, a South African fat-cat industrialist known for his pinstripe suits, and Felix Teitlebaum, a more delicate artistic type prone to sexual fantasies.

Every piece of fish was beautifully cut, delicate and artistic.

In one, it described "delicate and artistic pieces of hand work, dainty shawls and cushions and hundreds of other things so dear to the feminine heart".

Its delicate folds, artistic shades, and velvet surface account for its popular name, associated with "the little people"; it is called the orange elf-cup.

Pastries can be really refined, can be very delicate and creative, artistic.

And for the next few weeks, two of his finished works will hang in another office space where the delicate urgency of artistic endeavor is not generally the first thing that springs to mind: the headquarters of 32BJ, the country's largest building service workers union.

The son of a fitfully successful stockbroker, Ionides was a delicate, spoiled child whose artistic bent triumphed over a spotty formal education.