Sentence examples for delicate play from inspiring English sources

This trope adds visual and intellectual strength to the delicate play.

(The set, by Jeff Cowie, struck me as being a little too literal and too heavy for Mr. Wilson's delicate play).

The same goes for the director Carl Forsman in a pedestrian revival that smudges the subtleties of Ms. Howe's delicate play (2 10).

Widders is quite a delicate play for a broadcaster fresh from an ageism and sexism discrimination case (Countryfile-gate is its technical name).

Tina Landau's clever and stimulating production turns Barrie's sometimes elaborate stage directions into a character, the Narrator (Keir Dullea), a trope that adds visual and intellectual strength to the delicate play.

Ms. Bonds doesn't try to do anything more than document that process in this delicate play, and Ms. Fitzpatrick's honest performance helps validate that choice, showing that staying focused on one small point can be a powerful technique.

"There's very aggressive playing interspersed with delicate playing with most of the brass section," he said.

Ms. Lee's vocal reserve complements her delicate playing on songs that stimulate reflection as well as dancing.

They take swift turns from delicate playing to stormy violence that hits you full force with waves of effects-laden sound.

Possessing a superb pictorial sense for beautiful groupings and movement, he directed the delicate plays of Jean-Jacques Bernard, notably Martine, with admirable subtlety.

His more delicate playing withdrew too far into itself, and the work's melodic profile and character were underplayed by both soloist and conductor.