Sentence examples for exquisite projection from inspiring English sources
His first quartet -- "Gran Torso," a classic now three decades old -- was closely respected in its near silence and almost exquisite projection of disruptive and disturbing materials.
He has the exquisite technique, forceful projection, and almost total lack of persona that comes from spending ten years covering other people's songs and aping their movements.
As he suffered from illness in his later years, Shostakovich composed his three last quartets: exquisite, tragic masterpieces, projections less of an individual beaten by a regime than of a frail man cornered at last by death.
Johns Hopkins scientists have discovered how two closely related proteins guide projections from nerve cells with exquisite accuracy, alternately attracting and repelling these axons as they navigate the most minuscule and frenetic niches of the nervous system to make remarkably precise connections.
In "Remembering What Never Happened," they dance and talk about their relationship through the fracturing prism of memory, represented not only by conflicting tales, but with projections, filmed scenes and live video overlaid with an exquisite soundscape that flits stylistically from jazz to classical to pop -- you know, like life.
Felder gets visual support from large projections of photos of personalities whom he mentions and from an exquisite lighting design.
It is structurally exquisite.
