Sentence examples for delicate prints from inspiring English sources

Cotton, an important fabric, is in stripes and a variety of delicate prints.

Devoid of color, these delicate prints avoid naturalistic detail, emphasizing the mosaic pattern of layered detritus.

I love the nostalgia of a tea dress and the delicate prints, but they don't suit me.

For a time, major print shows tended to exhibit only a limited number of small, delicate prints, but two more recent developments seem to be balancing that trend.

The work includes fiery abstractions made with clotted oceans of paint and delicate prints with hues of pink and refined tracery.

The range of patterns is astounding, from delicate prints like "Small Flowers in Fingernail Shapes" to loud, tropical designs of seashells and banana leaves.

Optical enhancement strategies should consequently avoid complications with the delicate printing of the photovoltaic layers and therefore structures on the light incident surface of the device have been proposed.

The delicate, romantic prints of Suzuki Harunobu (1725 1770) were among the first to realize expressive and complex colour designs, printed with up to a dozen separate blocks to handle the different colours and half-tones.

He is responsible for the delicate, resonant prints we see in "Diane Arbus"; "Magazine Work," from 1984; "Diane Arbus: Untitled"; and "Revelations," from 2003.

It looks exactly as you'd imagine, pale pink and bone coloured leathers, delicate silk prints and folded crepe toughened with woven harnesses.

Delicate floral prints on a tea-stained background struck a hip vintage note, though one wonders if sophisticated women will snigger at the notion of wearing nightgown prints and drapery backs swinging like a cottage curtain.