Sentence examples for delicate script from inspiring English sources

The strongest impression is made by "Wall of Wire Words," an expanse of delicate script from 1995.

She showed the delicate script tattoos on her wrists, reading "Carpe Diem" on one arm and "La Bella Vita" on the other, covering the places where she'd cut herself with a hot safety pin.

"I cannot tell you how sorry I am to have made you unhappy," she began in an unusually delicate script, and signed with her new name, Alta Hilsdale Bleecker.

It's very possible that people were making text-based porn as early as medieval times, since scribes sometimes used delicate script to create illustrations and visual poems alongside biblical texts.

Another outcome of the Norman Conquest was to change the writing of English from the clear and easily readable insular hand of Irish origin to the delicate Carolingian script then in use on the Continent.

Paint the eye brows using a script liner brush and a delicate hand.

Ably directed by Hal Brooks, "Thom Pain" 's success is also due, in large part, to Will Eno's delicate, architectural script, which reminds us that theatregoing can be an exalted literary experience as well.

Then she grabs a notebook and starts writing feverishly, from right to left, meticulously applying all the points and accents above and below a delicate, flowing script that looks like Urdu.

Tolkien commissioned Pauline Baynes, who learned mapmaking in the Ministry of Defence during the Second World War, to create maps of his fictional land, Middle Earth: her delicate elven script proclaimed place names, tree-dotted forests and sharp-peaked mountain ranges giving depth to the scenery, and a selection of inserts illustrated some of the architecture, characters, and creatures.

Carbon dating revealed last month that the four delicate pages of script etched on animal skin were at least 1,370 years old, potentially making it the oldest partial copy of the Koran in the world.

ED RUSCHA Ruscha's "Gunpowder Ribbon Drawings," made between 1967 and 1970, are like delicate trompe-l'oeil scripts drawn with a pastry gun in the sky.