Sentence examples for delicate representation of from inspiring English sources

The bust, called Odore di Femmina - Russian White, contrasts its delicate representation of pretty blooms with their sharp ceramic edges, which, as the artist explains in the adjacent text panel, creates a floral version of the femme fatale.

The carriage is also decorated with many delicate representations of flora and fauna, all done with impeccable care.

Two others are covered with delicate relief representations of birds and fish surrounded by flowers and vegetation, executed in a style influenced by Islāmic art.

There are five uncharacteristically delicate Edward Wormley tables and an important representation of pieces by Wharton Esherick, the dean of American craft furniture makers, including a side chair with a puzzle of miners' hammer handles fitted together to form the base.

Evaluating delamination onset criteria based on stress strength relations requires an accurate representation of the through-the-thickness stress distribution, which is delicate for thin shell-like structures.

If there is any truth-value to this kind of delicate and "poetic" prose, it's in the fragmentary elisions — not a bad representation of an anorexic's blinkered but confident thoughts, actually.

In For Prince, a table strewn with fabric, small delicate bowls, and most importantly, portraiture of expressive, movement-oriented figure models, are a subtle representation of "the figure".

Balancing the representation of all member states and avoiding a major conflict with powerful nations is a delicate act.

Adams' representation of it, whether in the most beautiful Passover scene in all of music or the delicate orchestral effects describing baby frogs bursting forth from suckholes, are musical reasons to embrace life.

Representation of women has increased somewhat.

"It was a representation of everything".