Sentence examples for delicate vision from inspiring English sources

Yet the most beautiful piece here is not much bigger than a human being and by far the most delicate vision.

In her delicate visions, an owl's head merges with a human's body and blood red mushrooms sprout from ghostly human silhouettes.

Fantasy is a delicate and personal vision.

As for the noise of politics and politicians, well, it "impinges on the serene silence of his contemplation and their vulgar emotion spoils the delicate concentration of his vision".

In the few framed photographs of her wedding scattered around our family home, she's a delicate 24-year-old vision, lost in a sea of pixelated white.

It is well known that muscular strength diminishes in the advanced years of life, the bones become more delicate and more easily fractured, vision and hearing become less sharp, and a variety of other retrogressive changes occur.

As two formidable pianists, Bill Charlap and Rossano Sportiello, faced each other from behind grand pianos and played Fats Waller's "Jitterbug Waltz" on Tuesday evening at the 92nd Street Y, their surprisingly delicate dual keyboards conjured a vision of music boxes on a seesaw.

Because managing the money means managing the expectations of the creative minds involved (director, writers, etc).. Staying within budget without compromising anyone vision is a delicate art.

In the reliefs of the Venezuelan Jesús Raphael Soto, the shifting paradoxes of vision are given a delicate order.

Getting leadership for quality improvement right requires a delicate combination of setting out a vision and sensitivity to the views of others.

Crucial parts of the eye like the iris and cornea can be quite delicate, so don't damage your vision simply to make your eyes red.