Sentence examples for exquisite though from inspiring English sources

RICHARD BRODY: The diction is exquisite, though, in the new version.

(The "Hallelujah Chorus" sounds exquisite, though subdued).

Novak infuses the role with an electrifying mental energy; it's an exquisite, though brief, supporting performance.

Guilmette can be exquisite, though Kate Lindsey's Lazuli hasn't quite got the tangy lower registers that the role ideally requires.

Exquisite though it is, it can be a barrier to understanding and can deny opportunities for performance creativity.

It was only about 15km long, but the Tuscan hills – exquisite though they are – require some effort to navigate in 30C heat.

Kate Royal was an exquisite Zaide, though she could make more of the words.

California peoples were renowned for their exquisite basketwork, though pottery in the eastern desert was also handsomely shaped and decorated.

The feathery ballerinas, whose corps contains more than one of the featured anorexics, are exquisite, unhealthy though they may be.

"I'm Israeli but don't think I've ever been to a kibbutz (you're in exquisite company though, with Raymond Carver and Simon Le Bon, among others)," writes Philip Podolsky.

The Neue Galerie (Fifth Avenue at 86th Street), showcasing early-twentiethcentury German and Austrian art, occupies a Louis XIII-style mansion and has a design shop where you can get exquisite things — though it may be that only Louis XIII can afford them.