Sentence examples for exquisite feel from inspiring English sources

He had exquisite feel for the game.

Swimming built an aerobic foundation without hammering his joints, and because of interval work, gave him an exquisite feel for pace.

This is the tone of Landmarks – generous, sensitive, yielding always to the words of others even while Macfarlane's own exquisite feel for language and its inferences carry us along.

Perhaps it's that unrushed attention to detail that accounts for the utterly exquisite feel and balance of each piece; this is like no bat you've swung before.

Button, the guy with probably the most finely-honed exquisite feel of all - enabling those sensational wet-weather drives - but who is over-sensitive to corner-entry instability, is not ideally placed to maximise the Pirellis over one lap.

"When one is hunting," Ortega y Gasset wrote, "the air has another, more exquisite feel as it glides over the skin or enters the lungs, the rocks acquire a more expressive physiognomy, and the vegetation becomes loaded with meaning.

He is wearing a brown leather box jacket of exquisite softness – "Feel that!" – which he reveals, reluctantly, to be Nicole Farhi.

(Sulcas) ★ Eiko & Koma (Tuesday and Wednesday) There's no one else like Eiko & Koma, whose mesmerizingly slow, exquisite works feel simultaneously a form of art at its most heightened and an inevitable part of the nature that they celebrate.

Those smaller and stranger moments felt closest to the "exquisite corpse" feeling Aitken mentioned often.

It overflows with wonderful curiosities and exquisite objects that feel as if they would be at home nowhere else.

Williams, better known as a modernist poet, was a physician for most of his career in Rutherford, New Jersey, and wrote exquisite stories that feel like direct transcriptions from the clinic.