Sentence examples for delicate execution from inspiring English sources

The delicate execution of Christ's hands also convinced him that the panel was by Memling.

It was derived from motifs in earlier textiles and is especially noted for the density and delicate execution of its decorative patterns.

Broad gestures make for good cinema, but they are a travesty of the infinitely delicate execution we find in the work itself – indeed, the unsuspected depth of human feeling that Spall's performance brings out in the man.

The settlement will probably mean changing delicate execution procedures just a week before Taylor is scheduled to die for raping and killing a 15-year-old Kansas City girl in 1989.

Swinburne repaid the compliment: "...whatever merit my song may have, it is not so complete in beauty, in tenderness and significance, in exquisite execution and delicate strength, as Whistler's picture... ...... Whistler, especially in his later career, resented the idea that his paintings should have any meaning beyond what could be seen on the canvas.

In your case, this option will require the most delicate planning and flawless execution.

Currently, no placement method, direct or indirect, can guarantee the correct execution of this delicate procedure [6, 7, 13 15].

The case also confronted Mr. Bush with a situation more politically delicate than most of the previous 120 executions in Texas since he became governor in 1995.

Shows like the The Last Leg have long been discussing delicate and complex subjects – like the capture and execution of innocent Jordanian civilians for example – within the framework of blokey, post-pub banter.

With death penalty opponents and several women's groups lobbying for a delay, the scheduled Thursday execution of the inmate, Betty Lou Beets, presents a politically delicate situation for Gov. George W. Bush, who has presided over more executions than any other governor, including the highly publicized execution of Karla Faye Tucker in 1998.

The tout ensemble (entire design) has a pleasing effect to a connoisseur, but the touches of the [en]graver are too delicate, and there is a want of that boldness of execution which is necessary to durability and currency.