Sentence examples for exquisite representation from inspiring English sources
It struck me that for people of a certain age, and I am one, it is an exquisite representation of grand hotels imagined as a child.
And Wharton did cling to her unhappy endings; she refused to let the sad ending of "The House of Mirth" be changed for the play version, and, she later wrote, "in spite of Fay Davis's exquisite representation of Lily Bart I knew that (owing to my refusal to let the heroine survive) it was foredoomed to failure".
The boutique does indeed sparkle and shine from shimmering floors to glittering ceilings, and is an exquisite representation of all things feminine and fabulous.
John Murello's digitally scanned image "Yesterday 200505) is an exquisite, purely aesthetic representation of dried, crinkled old leaves, the shapes somehow reminiscent of the buff torsos of ancient statuary.
"The orchestra successfully presented the peculiar attraction and diverse emotion of music pieces of Mozart through exquisite rendition and truthful representation," the agency reported.
After an exquisite series of Windows, Delaunay freed himself from representation and based his designs on the effects of simultaneous colour contrast.
What holds it all together is an exquisite aliveness to form and materials, and an acute alertness to conventions of style and representation.
