Sentence examples similar to delicate features of perspective from inspiring English sources

Table 2 offers a topological perspective of the different construals of dying and killing found in the COP corpus, intersecting the most delicate features of the system of process type with the system of Agency (Halliday and Matthiessen 1999, 2004, 2014), thus accounting for the difference between self-engendered and other-engendered processes.

This "unconsciousness" is one of the most delicate features of habits and it should thus be accounted for when designing measures.

Take special care with delicate features of the pattern.

The young man in question has delicate features, a tuft of beard on his chin and likes a joke (and then another).

She has the delicate features and fair complexion of a folk-music princess.

I met Anete, a 23-year-old from Rwanda with wide eyes and delicate features who was there because of her interest in food production.

The inky velvet of her dress and the drapery behind her form a dark contrast to the soft light of her delicate features.

They called him the "Lady of Christ's College," perhaps because of his fair complexion, delicate features, and auburn hair.

The kpelie masks, small human faces with delicate features, represent female spirits and encode aspects of Poro knowledge.

Her delicate features and natural look are the antithesis of Mona Lisa's trowel-on-the-makeup esthetic.

On a shelf sits an ebony head of a young Togolese girl with a cap of braided hair and exquisite, delicate features.