Our lives are ordinarily carried out through careful - indeed, exquisite - impression management.
The atrium's windows encircle the installation 360 degrees, allowing for sunlight to reflect off the glass creating exquisite multicolored impressions on the surrounding walls.
Instead, he found ingenious and exquisite substitutes, conveying an impression of plein-air lyricism structured by the psychological dialectics of his characters' arch (and mainly vehicular) disputations.
The fossils from the diatomite layer are commonly preserved as impressions with exquisite venation while those from the mudstone layer are often preserved as compressions with cuticle.
Circles, spirals, geometric figures and curious, quasi-scientific symbols, all made with exquisite precision, create the enigmatic impression of some cosmic theory of universal being.
The process, used for works like "34 Drawings for Dante's Inferno," created the impression of something fugitive, exquisite and secret.
The second act was exquisite in colouring and design, and the last two scenes gave an astonishing impression of size and space.
The adjectives "exquisite," "fastidious," and "immaculate" followed him around in the press, leaving the impression that he was a miniaturist, a creator of musical jewel boxes, rather than the kind of composer who could shake you to the core.
Some movies present the reviewer with an exquisite challenge: how, in the space of a few paragraphs, to convey an accurate impression of what the viewer's experience will be like while at the same time rendering a judgment.
Ben Castle, both on his own debut CD, 'Blah Street', and as a member of Dylan Howe's band, made a big impression, and the reconstituted Acoustic Triangle explored the borderland between jazz and European classical music with exquisite poise.
