Sentence examples for delicate effects from inspiring English sources

"Quarry, Lumberton" (1918) is a magnificent picture, although a layer of protective glass dulls the delicate effects of late afternoon light captured in the work.

The 2010 Pritzker winners Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejima are veterans of his office (and much of their affinity for delicate effects in glass and steel is visible in Ito's own work).

Since a tapestry carpet lacks a tufted pile, it does not have a luxurious texture, even though a fine pitch, the number of warps per inch, can be employed, and the richest and most delicate effects of design and colour obtained.

However, in experiments where exclusively conventional molecular beams are used, the resolution of the experiment is such that the most delicate effects are safely neglected.

There is a small risk of adverse effects to seniors from this bowel preparatory routine, especially to diabetics and those with restricted sodium intake or delicate electrolyte balances.

It's a delicate effect, and not easy to pull off.

Bruce's vivid music, skilfully played by Chroma and conducted by Geoffrey Paterson, mixes the colours of snake-charmer piccolo, gamelan and folk-inspired accordion to delicate effect.

And to make the whole experience even more demanding, we had to weave media appearances into time spent crafting and delivering legal maneuvers, because every public message had a delicate effect on the legal proceedings.

"Les Pommes," beautifully painted, displays Cézanne's mastery of delicate coloristic effects and feeling for light.

Subtle color variations and delicate surface effects enliven the reductive format, which could easily seem monotonous in other, less-skilled hands.

"The White Monk," with its subtle color pattern and its attention to delicate atmospheric effects, is a far cry from the 17th-century landscapes that eventually lead to the birth of the 18th-century school of English landscape paintings.