Sentence examples for delicate emotion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "delicate emotion" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to describe a feeling that is subtle and fragile, but also meaningful. For example, "He felt a delicate emotion stirring in his heart after reading the poem."
The comedy is now ripely Apatovian — a mixture of desperately filthy talk and the most tender, even delicate, emotion.
SEÁN CURRAN COMPANY At his best, Curran is a poet of delicate emotion and a large-spirited, open loveliness.
Like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up," the movie combines desperately filthy talk with the most tender, even delicate, emotion.
There are no weak links in a cast who play each and every character with thrilling distinctiveness and a mix of delicate emotion and joyous swagger.
Loretta Krupinski's work, whether it is small and decorative or colorfully moody, is successful as long as she does not let an overdose of the cutes, to which this publisher seems prone, gum up the delicate emotion of a piece.
As I walked over this kaleidoscope of merging patterns of colour and form in the company of the director of the Pollock Krasner House, Helen A Harrison, I couldn't help feel that I was trampling on Pollock's delicate emotions – even though I was wearing a pair of bright blue plastic protective slippers.
But Eastwood finds himself in a bind: he doesn't want to exploit the gruesome material, or even let us see it too clearly, since killing children, as a movie spectacle, doesn't fit well with the delicate emotions aroused by a woman longing for her son.
But the very intimacy of Klimt's sensuous sketches opens up a new dimension of this artist and his ability to convey delicate emotions in a deviously arched eyebrow or pursed lip.An exhibition at the Musée Maillol in Paris brings together some 120 erotic drawings that explore the naked female form without the ornament or adornment that is typical of the artist's better-known works.
Ollie is equipped to demonstrate humor and patterns of delicate emotions.
He said Eastwood was presented with the problem of not wanting to exploit the "gruesome" material because this would contrast poorly with the delicate emotions of a woman's longing for her missing son.
Another story line involving a young acquaintance of the lead duo mixes fear, pain and loss in a beautifully evocative way, and it convinced me that "Penny Dreadful's" interests lie not in shocking but in evoking far more complex and even delicate emotions.
