Sentence examples for entirely exquisite from inspiring English sources

As a component of the enormously complex, time-consuming and entirely exquisite dish it's pure simplicity, something anyone can execute, whether a grandmother with time on her hands or a near-hysterical parent on a weeknight mission.

Dietz, clad entirely in exquisite shades of gray, resembled a bird in a wood at dusk.

The picture takes place almost entirely in an exquisite modernist house in west London designed by, and formerly home to, the late architect James Melvin (to whom Exhibition is dedicated).

Some years later, Hoffman played another exquisite of an entirely different caliber — the brilliant, odd Truman Capote, in "Capote".

An underground comic who came to broader attention in "The Hangover," Mr. Galifianakis deploys exquisite timing and an entirely original brand of eccentricity in his role as sidekick to Mr. Schwartzman's arrogant but going-nowhere 30-ish Brooklyn novelist.

A stable may not seem an obvious choice for a spa, but this exquisite space is trimmed entirely in wood with doors that open into the mountain air for a truly al fresco spa experience.

But it is also an exquisite and brutal thing taken entirely on its own terms.

The set consisted entirely of standards — "Body and Soul" was exquisite, "Cherokee" a little lumpy — and everyone but Mr. Heath had the chance to fashion a prelude.

Mr. Keita's exquisite new album, "Moffou" (Decca/Universal), relies almost entirely on acoustic instruments.

All of that goes flying out the window today with the release of "808s & Heartbreak," an album so exquisite, so assured, it threatens to invent an entirely new strand of urban pop music.

Astana was rebuilt, with entirely new management and in what now seems like an exquisite irony, Biver went to great lengths to underline that this year's Astana had nothing to do with the squad run by Saiz.