Sentence examples for exquisite selection of from inspiring English sources

There's a small, exquisite selection of baked goods, including a memorable cookie with cured olives.

One of the patissier-chocolatiers sells baguettes, as well as an exquisite selection of fresh gâteaux.

His album, In the Heart of the Moon, recorded with the world's leading kora player Toumani Diabate, was an exquisite selection of gently virtuoso duets, and last June the duo played together at the Barbican in London.

But if you can only visit one shop then Wah Wah Records is the pick, both for its exquisite selection of discs – it's the kind of place where French prog rock has its own extensive section – and for the air of record shopping it gives off, with vinyl heaped on vinyl in chaotic piles.

Both pediatric studies and the study performed in adult patients that have shown poor reliability of PRAM [14, 15, 23] coincide in the absence of an exquisite selection of the arterial waveforms to be analyzed, as occurs in real daily practice, especially in emergency situations such as in our animal model.

Ala is the only place in Riga's Old Town where you can get authentic Latvian food: oven roasted garlic bread, or potato pancakes -- all accompanied by an exquisite selection of Latvian beers.

Both stake their reputations on exquisite selection.

The resulting technology provides efficient, large-scale selection of exquisite protein-binding reagents selected specifically for use in highly-multiplexed proteomics arrays.

This oasis of well-edited civility holds its own against the book megamerchants with a selection of exquisite and unusual jigsaw puzzles, fine note papers and a glorious children's selection in two back rooms.

One of the finest antique stores in the city, this Georgetown trove contains a large selection of exquisite 18th- and early-19th-century Continental and American furniture and accessories.

You will see a selection of the most exquisite objects recovered from royal burial sites of the ancient African kingdoms, many on public display for the first time.