Sentence examples for exquisite artifacts from inspiring English sources

This is the first time these exquisite artifacts have been shown outside France, said H. George Fletcher, a club member who is the curator of the show.

Zimri-Lim's greatest heritage was the Royal Palace, which was constructed in the northwest segment of the central mound throughout several former periods, but expanded greatly under Zimri-Lim to contain 275 rooms, exquisite artifacts such as The Goddess of the Vase statue, and a royal archive that contained 25000 tablets.

" 'Richard II,' with its highly wrought verse, is an exquisite artifact, while 'Coriolanus,' Shakespeare's last tragedy, is almost like free-form jazz.

Each piece was an exquisite metallic artifact, made primarily of stainless steel, curving and twisting in ways that could not have been designed before the advent of supercomputers.

TAXES: $16,516 a year PROS: Every room presents a stirring tableau, with remarkable historic artifacts and exquisite updating, and the yard is beautiful.

The 30 nt fragmentation and RNA-ligase-based library preparation method employed here affords exquisite strand specificity by minimizing artifacts associated with random priming during reverse transcription.

They argue that, as long as historically rich artifacts are treated as exquisite art works that can be placed in a vitrine, looting will continue; in their view, collectors or institutions who profess surprise that some of their purchases have illegal origins are willfully ignorant.

The volcanic debris that destroyed it also preserved it, along with elaborately painted frescoes, exquisite mosaics, tools of business and trade, gladiators' armor, and artifacts and murals that this exhibition associates with bordellos.

It was displayed in their living room until they consulted Asian art experts and discovered that it was a thousand-year-old artifact from the Northern Song dynasty in China, an exquisite specimen of pale, thin-walled Ding pottery.

Their graves held an impressive array of exquisite headdresses and necklaces and, in one cemetery, the earliest major assemblage of gold artifacts to be found anywhere in the world.

Exquisite TV.