Sentence examples for delicate expressions from inspiring English sources
Southeast of Saumur is the region of Saumur-Champigny, known for lighter, more delicate expressions of cabernet franc.
These delicate expressions come from facial muscle movements that reveal whether a personal is emotionally engaged or not, and if engaged when and how so.
D. W. Griffith famously invented the closeup for Lillian Gish, whose delicate expressions shifted with exquisite rapidity from frame to frame.
In "Twelfth Night," lovers out of a romantic idyll rub shoulders with drunks who might have lurched out of a Warwickshire pub at closing time, and delicate expressions of devotion are intercut with schoolboy jokes about bodily functions.
The finest artists transformed the verve of the late Archaic style into more delicate expressions of emotion, and some were clearly checking their work more deliberately against the living model.
That delicate expression of concern was repeated by some of America's strongest allies.
And the Madonna, who had looked "brainless" before the cleaning, "actually has a refined, delicate expression," Mr. Christiansen said.
Like Flaxman, he was far more successful when carving images of delicate expression, which even champions of Romantic passion applauded as an aim for sculpture, an art for which they advocated expressive subtlety that triggered imagination.
"Large scale pieces readily provide an impact and dynamic, though it's difficult to convey delicate expression," Kurokawa explains.
Puw describes (a piece for solo piano, composed for the 2000 Bangor New Music Festival) as an "intimate reflection" upon the music of, and a tribute to, Robert Schumann, his "intricate compositional style" and "world of delicate expression".
The two works on the program--Berlioz's song-cycle Les Nuits d'été (Summer Nights) and Rimsky's "symphonic suite" Scheherazade--made an unlikely pair, the one a gossamer thing of modest proportions and delicate expression, the other a rip-snorting war-horse of the pops repertoire.
