Sentence examples for exquisite made from inspiring English sources

Many are small and exquisite, made to be held in the hand and admired at leisure.

Sometimes you meet women and are so bedazzled by their antique necklace, forties handbag, customised skirt and exquisite make-up, that it's some time before you realise they're probably a size 18.

An exquisite sampler made by my grandmother, showing Golsoncott, her house and garden in Somerset.

Other exhibitions explore Persian art, architecture along the pilgrimage routes and exquisite offerings made to the apostle over the centuries.

The equation of domesticity with comfort and ease solidified in the nineteenth century, as seen in these forty-seven exquisite watercolors made by commissioned professionals and amateurs alike.

Their cunning, their touch, their exquisite movement, made the difference against a Fulham whose greatest virtue was that they never gave up the unequal struggle.

Court and Craft An exquisite handbag made in medieval Iraq is the centrepiece of the Courtauld's first ever exhibition of Islamic art.

There is an exquisite watch made by Godemar Fils in Geneva, in 1880; the balance wheel, which is visible, is studded with scores of tiny rose diamonds.

Another entree of distinction was a special of pan-fried monkfish with capers in an exquisite sauce made with shallots, saffron, white wine and cream.

And that's not even mentioning the New Year's bento boxes for dogs, which look pretty much the same as the exquisite bentos made for humans.

I loved her account of the vicar whose tediously exquisite orchids made his rivals groan at the competitions he invariably won.