Sentence examples for exquisite master from inspiring English sources

Because the Italian is an exquisite master of the art that Spaniards so adore: the art of passing the ball.

In the exquisite master suite, a pitched ceiling and fireplace make for the perfect spot for the young couple.

During his period of being in fashion bloom, James was an exquisite master of this world.

V&A, London SW7, from 13 November until 7 April 2013 Mughal India The miniaturists and portraitists of the Mughal Empire are exquisite masters.

Nonetheless, Spider-Man: Homecoming enjoys some of the most all-round lovely picture quality seen on a 4K Blu-ray to date - especially if you've got a TV able to unlock its exquisite Dolby Vision master.

Yet the way they are integrated into the game world – which must constantly be observed for clues and solutions – builds something grand and exquisite; an over-arching master puzzle woven with variety and exciting ideas.

Though "Eyes" has been out on video before, the Criterion edition showcases a new widescreen master with exquisite detail and excellent contrast crucial to a film that finds a brightly lighted operating room as terrifying as darkest night.

His room is awash in 20th-century classics, from a yellow swirling 1950's lamp of Murano glass to a lacquered chair by Jean Dunand, the Paris Art Deco master whose exquisite metalwork and lacquer artistry will be on view next month at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Florentine merchant-bankers publicly demonstrated their vast wealth and great piety through the large and elaborate canvases they commissioned, and often through the ornate gilded frames they had made for them, and they demonstrated their refinement and exquisite taste by employing master artists who were known throughout Italy for their genius.

That was the Dulwich Picture Gallery, which boasts an exquisite collection of old masters.

Also in the jumble at Frieze Masters were exquisite Persian rugs, Roman statuary from the first and second centuries, and, my favorite, Giovanni Stanchi's "An Allegory of the Four Seasons" — anthropomorphic portraits composed from painted flowers, fruits and vegetables.