Sentence examples for delicate artistry from inspiring English sources

They have variegated colors, delicate artistry and fanciful names.

The book was well received by critics for its warmth, delicate artistry, and beguiling simplicity.

Yet this does not diminish or compromise the delicate artistry of its telling.

Yet this does not diminish or compromise the delicate artistry of its telling.

But whereas Gurdjieff begins by specifically condemning all those who labour at prose style, Ma Jian paints his scenes with a deceptive and delicate artistry.

Martin has a poetic sensibility, despite his tawdry subject, and he gives a mesmerizing appeal to the setting of an alexandrite necklace and the delicate artistry involved in shaping a diamond.

She is writer, calligrapher, artist and (like so many women over the centuries) handiworker: on the opposite page she gives an example of her calligraphy, an English translation of a French text, and her artistry, a delicate pink rose.

Churchill said the divide between traditional theater and high-tech, whiz-bang artistry was a delicate one.

I loved the creativity, the artistry and the delicate balance of flavors in food that takes you as a chef to another level.

Their best work melds their omnivorous tastes, animating Hynes' very-now, emotionally delicate production with Knowles' impressive vocal artistry and grounding in the less-hip heritage of R&B (tonight she throws in a cover of "I Could Fall In Love" by Latin artist Selena).

(One of her creations featured an elephant, a reclining monkey, and a delicate, light blue crane). After people enjoy the artistry and colors of her work, the sculptures are consumed.