He begins by reminding us of the ever-peculiar fact that its delicate style was the creation of a committee, or several committees.
In typically quirky and delicate style, Burton is probing away at such matters as cultural snobbery, sexism, the predicament of married women in late 1950s America, and artistic jealousy.
Early neo‐classical designs that reflect the in fluence of the delicate style that Robert Adam introduced have been overlooked in the hectic search for new fields by collectors.
It's a very pale, delicate style with subtle cherry and wild strawberry nuances, crisp acidity and a refreshing, savoury finish.
Romantic episodes from the long Pandji tale were ideal for staging in the elegant and delicate style of female court dance, accompanied by songs and the music of a large pi phat ensemble.
Finally, more jewellery, from Leblas - theirs a much finer, more delicate style, using recycled gold and silver to create feathery filigree cuffs and art nouveau style earrings and pendants using 18 carat gold and lead-free enamel.
As is still evident in his performances, he is a sitar player of stunning virtuosity, whose silky, delicate style often explodes into improvisational rushes more dynamic than those of any rock guitarist.
When Mr. O'Melia died in 1960, Mr. Gallo succeeded him, then quit because he was tired of criticism from the managing editor, Robert Shand, who wanted him to ape Mr. O'Melia's delicate style.
In ornate churches, monasteries, and palaces designed by J.B. Fischer von Erlach, J.L. von Hildebrandt, Balthasar Neumann, Dominikus Zimmermann, and brothers Cosmas Damian Asam and Egid Quirin Asam, an extraordinarily rich but delicate style of stucco decoration was used in combination with painted surfaces to evoke subtle illusionistic effects.
Once Mrs. Ross strikes out in search of her son, "The Tenderness of Wolves" becomes a wilderness adventure with heavy doses of romance and native history, handled in a graceful, almost delicate, style, but strangely devoid of the thrills you'd expect in such a savage place.
