Sentence examples for even more exquisite from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

In 1993, Iijima and his NEC coworkers, and another group at IBM Research in San Jose, CA, separately produced an even more exquisite version: nanotubes whose walls were only a single atom thick.

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?

Even more mysteriously exquisite is the handle of one of the exhibition's several swords, which were essential at court; its textured handle seems carved from deep purple rock crystal, but is actually lacquered rayskin.

The menu at the Orange Squirrel is even more compelling, with exquisite and robust dishes like gnudi — light, pillowy dumplings, in a clear and tangy Parmesan broth with wild mushrooms and white-truffle essence — and a whole branzino, cooked and served in an iron skillet.

Even more striking, though, is the exquisite Saryo Arai, housed in a seven-year-old sukiya-styled building not far from the noisy traffic of Roppongi crossing.

The Dolby Vision version of the film provided on the 4K Blu-ray is particularly exquisite, adding even more dynamism and color impact as well as more nuance to the lighting and color toning.

Findings from immunology, epigenetic, microbiome, and stem-cell studies done over the past two decades that elucidate potential mechanisms through which breastfeeding can improve outcomes will probably be followed by other, even more exciting discoveries on the exquisite personalised medicine provided by human milk".