Sentence examples for exquisite effects from inspiring English sources

Still, this number — far too dimly lighted — dwindled into an array of separately exquisite effects.

The building's shallow foundation does not interfere with the subterranean hydrothermal systems that produce the exquisite effects outside.

The grotesquerie of "Wasp and Pear" (1929), with its hints of psychic turmoil, may have been a gambit to check a slide into overly exquisite effects.

McCarthy's lean, man's-manly style achieves exquisite effects, but don't go calling him an artist if you know what's good for you.

If Uslé's approach seems stretched a bit thin, his reliably exquisite effects — like the thin veils of jewel-tone pigment combed into agatelike patterns in "La Cámara Oculta" — redeem it.

She controlled her voice to exquisite effect, navigating a score composed in an amalgam of musical styles.

She is Tina Kiberg, whose light, fresh soprano resounded in church music and Mozart to exquisite effect in 1987 on the soundtrack of Gabriel Axel's film "Babette's Feast".

In the now-lost mosaics of the Church of the Dormition in Nicaea, a scholar observed another exquisite effect, which he called dark gold, created by cubes from which some of the gold leaf had been chipped off, for example, in the frontal part of Mary's golden footstool (7th or 8th century ce).

With the Abu Dhabi Louvre, Nouvel's intention is that the museum will appear to hover just above the water's surface and the sun will bathe the spaces underneath the dome in exquisite dappled effects.

At the Bonhams's sale, the exquisite coloristic effect was concealed by a film of grime on the unframed canvas.

In this work a developed Gothic style appears in the curving outlines, which give an exquisite decorative effect.