Sentence examples for exquisite creatures from inspiring English sources

It's almost as if they are looking at these two exquisite creatures * their parents.

All that remains of his lifetime of work are fifty photographs of these rare and exquisite creatures.

I still cannot conceal from you my feeling of exultation as I first watched these exquisite creatures emerging before my eyes".

"There were great models before and after Suzy," Avedon says, "but she was something else--a red-headed force of nature, a wolf in chic clothing, the one flesh-and-blood woman in a world of exquisite creatures".

Staying in comfortable hotels, see exquisite creatures around the turquoise lakes and waterfalls of Plitvice, the limestone gorges of Paklenica, and the seldom-visited Velebit Mountains, with dramatic coastal scenery en route.

MacDonald's Phantastes, a fairyland work of the previous generation, is full of sugary fancies such as "a little forest of wild hyacinths alive with exquisite creatures, who stood nearly motionless with drooping necks, holding each by the stem of her flower, and swaying gently with it".

Lucky is Gino's daughter: when she's born, he calls her "the most exquisite creature he had ever set eyes on".

"There is no doubt in my mind that you or I have never laid our eyes on such an exquisite creature as Jacqueline Sheresky," he rhapsodises.

Though "in temperament he is definitely Latin," this exquisite "creature of the cosmopolis" may be one-sixteenth Cherokee, if we can credit "a scandalous legend to the effect that his great-great-grandmother was a beautiful Cherokee maid".

It is an ignominous end for such an exquisite creature; but perhaps a better fate than that ­facing its cousins in the Southern Ocean where, under the guise of "scientific research", a Japanese whaling fleet is even now ­harpooning fin whales ­destined not for the laboratory, but for the ­supermarket counter.

May we dance?" The exquisite creature in violet turned to him and said, in perfect English, "No, Mr. Brown, for three reasons.