Brookes and Corrigan enact their beautifully-written "on such a night as this" scene with exquisite changes of mood.
The concept might seem insufferably precious if Mr. Mendelsohn didn't work with a gifted cinematographer (Kasper Tuxen), whose every jewel-like image and perfectly plotted camera angle sustain a mood of exquisite mystery.
Tomas Rosicky had been on the periphery of the contest yet transformed the mood with an exquisite cross that invited Skoda to soar above Vedran Corluka and steer a header beyond the tame defence of goalkeeper Danijel Subasic.
Elsewhere, from the title track to "Give Me a Name", Ryder-Jones's grasp of mood and the exquisite strings furnish If… with a sophistication that is beyond the reach of his former band.
Ming dynasty painter Qian Gu (1508-1578) reanizexquisiteuisite masterpiece when, in a mood of ease and poise, he portrayed A Weiqi Game at the Bamboo Pavilion, where the breeze, water and young maidens revolve around the circulations of black and white stones.
The emotion is evoked not by the actors emoting intensely but by exquisite, even preternatural, control of tone, mood, and detail.
If this sounds confusing, it isn't, thanks in part to Mr. Ormerod's exquisite use of space- and mood-defining lighting.
I recall the opening, at which the stoned mood was a kind of exquisite stupidity.
The trick is ordering food that won't mar the mood; certain dishes here achieved exquisite heights while others failed, visit after visit.
June 14 2014 December 14 201414 This small treasure of a show, featuring a velvety soundtrack from the Hindustani sitarist Ustad Shujaat Husain Khan, looks at artists who translated the moods of Indian classical music into exquisite paintings.
Still, Pressure Off upgrades Rodgers' old Notorious groove to fine effect, while What Are the Chances and the exquisite The Universe Alone find Simon Le Bon in the mature, melancholy mood he once exhibited on Ordinary World.
