Sentence examples for exaggerated delicacy from inspiring English sources

In the first gallery, pride of place is given to Alfred Stieglitz's "Hands With Thimble," one of his classic photographs of Georgia O'Keeffe's hands, which shows them posed with an exaggerated delicacy, more like a dancer's than a seamstress's.

The dance, like the music, had a theatrical air, with folky circle dances and intricate hand flourishes, the fingers held in exaggerated delicacy; at one point, Jones stood in the center and heaved her shoulders up and down in a clownish display of faux crying.

Illustrating the delicacy of the negotiations, G.M. issued a statement Wednesday saying that a DPA news report -- that the carmaker planned to trim as many as 5,300 jobs in Germany -- was "incorrect and far too exaggerated".

But these are exaggerated.

He exaggerated only slightly.

An exaggerated comparison?

How exaggerated is it?

This is absolutely exaggerated".

Exaggerated story lines.

"Now it's a delicacy.

"A little femininity and delicacy.