Sentence examples for exquisite good from inspiring English sources
What defines him is his exquisite good taste.
Strong emotions — desperation, dread, desire — are indicated but not really communicated, and everything happens in a hazy atmosphere of humorless homage and exquisite good taste.
But to ignore the financial realities makes it look like anyone who shares the presenters' exquisite good taste can get their hands on an extra few £100K with no problem.
We, who are thankfully above such things, pressing our scented handkerchiefs to the nasal passages of exquisite good taste, can take comfort in the polar separation of elite and mass culture in all their manifestations.
It is immaculately laid out, scrupulously researched, as dauntingly well groomed as herself and her home in which there are no flowers, no plants, no animals, no dust, no confusion, and all the accoutrements of exquisite good taste are arranged with geometric precision.
Benn had a huge strength - he had the most exquisite parliamentary good manners of any MP in the House of Commons, in the second half of the 20th century.
The tastes and textures of these products are exquisite, as good as anything from around the world.
Despite these characteristics, their many and exquisite grave goods, notably the animal-style gold artifacts, reveal that the Scythians were also culturally advanced.
There was nothing very remarkable about the oast houses – despite Restoration Man George Clarke trying to talk them up – nor about the conversion, which was done with minimal fuss and exquisite upper-class good taste.
This exquisite sauce is equally good with rabbit, quail, elephant, and donkey.
