Sentence examples for even exquisite from inspiring English sources

It is paradoxical, therefore, that his personality should be so clearly discernible in all his work and that his letters, written casually to his intimates and full of disarming sincerity, delicate sensibility, and even exquisite tenderness side by side with jovial coarseness of expression should be considered by some critics as his masterpiece.

He was right, it was a better story than even the exquisite event: she said yes.

It's delicious in a stir-fry, but even more exquisite on roasted new-season parsnips.

Even the exquisite 15th-century "Annunciation" in gold and enamel may not be perceived as the ecclesiastical treasure it is.

There was even an exquisite dress that interspersed the swirls of a classic silk Emilio jersey with black lace.

"You can go and visit it; it's always open!" Inside, the church was even more exquisite: Carved statues of saints surrounded a black and white marble alter, high, intricate volutes adorned the stone ceilings.

That's a shame, because to see the garden under snow is to best understand how a truce, even an exquisite poise, has been created between the organic and the built.

It brings together religion and mysticism, daily practicalities and cultural memory, spiritual aspirations and erotic obsession — and even, in exquisite allusions, young people's coming of age and the confrontation with adult responsibilities.

Only Valentino could have made the Colosseum, the very symbol of Imperial Rome, even more exquisite.

Indeed, we are presently seeing an even more exquisite example of cultural splits among the Shiites alone.

And would eating be even more exquisite if we began to acknowledge and explore that eating and food are an expression of our erotic natures?