Sentence examples for exquisite image from inspiring English sources

Days of Heaven takes time to linger on every exquisite image conjured up by Malick and his cinematographer, Néstor Almendros.

Hubble's exquisite image quality also provided the first visual confirmation of the existence of planets around other stars in the Milky Way.

This is an exquisite image of the fancied permanence of the marks the British made on India, but it has another aspect.

Poetry has, of course, mined this theme for centuries, though Mr. Kleckner's phantasmagorically exquisite image is a little too raunchy to be "poetic" in any conventional way, which is what makes it nice.

"The Eyes Have It" by Barbara Cahan of Margate is an exquisite image of a young boy in his Easter outfit; the subject's enormous eyes mesmerize the viewer's attention.

This side of his sensibility is represented here by an exquisite image of a sprig of flowers in a glass of water on a windowsill, but he imbues even a playful pile-up of modernistic doll furniture — shot for an advertisement — with an elegiac mood.

"They leave behind exquisite images of their tracks," Dr. Foresman said.

Of course those exquisite images can be taken away from Deeley.

But the exquisite images created a dilemma for him, he said, because he was drawn more to the screens than to the live dancers.

A master at composing exquisite images of natural forms and landscapes, Strand also recorded what he saw as the nobility of "plain people".

Within the palace's teak-columned halls, with exquisite images of gods and goddesses carved into the ceiling, you are less tourist than nun.