The Moët red carpet glamour cocktail - sour mix, Hum botanical spirits and champagne, garnished with a single rose petal – is said to "capture the essence of Hollywood glamour with exquisite notes of heady cardamom and kaffir lime".
4. Record your class sessions In an ideal world, you would pay close attention to every single second of every single class lecture, and you would take exquisite notes.
Their friends found him charming; he was famous for his passionate arguments, his stormy exits, followed by exorbitant apologies, heartfelt embraces, exquisite handwritten notes.
Rabien, as you would expect from the master, produces some exquisite crooning notes up high and contributes other extraordinary, totally unexpected lyric licks, and leads a thoroughly seamless, ultimately deeply moving performance.
The standout was the soprano Laura Aikin, who brought her shimmering, warm voice and exquisite pianissimo high notes to a sensitive performance as the suffering Donna Anna.
Some of the refugees, for example, made exquisite banana-leaf note cards, delicate dried brown leaves carefully fashioned into pictures of African women; of Jesus, Mary and Joseph; and assorted wild animals.
"That dancer spirit and that cheerleading spirit carried me on every path that was to come along," she said, calling dancers unsung heroes, "especially ballet dancers -- it is the most difficult, the most exquisite dance form," noting their "discipline and the unbelievable strength and dedication to make something look so full of grace and effortless".
Exquisite pain was noted when pressure was applied to the right wrist.
Assuming gallantry would take precedence over tactical advantage, he sent a note of exquisite politeness to the captain of an American frigate, challenging him to sail out to engage him in battle, since "we are short of provisions and water, and cannot stay here for long".
This stimulated the most vocal reaction from my daughter, who noted the exquisite puppetry (which draws on techniques from traditions around the world) yet objected to the disheveled script, with its graphic sexual depictions, its pontificating, upended Creator and its Punch and Judy account of Uccello's family, none of which were predictable from the show's publicity.
Between the 1930s and '70s, first as an apprentice to William Spratling, the American expat who put Taxco on the map, and then in his own workshop, he produced thousands of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, brooches, and cuff links that are remarkable for their abstract geometry, precise workmanship, and exquisite incorporation of gemstones (note the amethysts in the necklace here).
