Sentence examples for exquisite words from inspiring English sources

Roger Goula's music and Peter Ringrose's sound production are outstanding, as memorable and transporting as the exquisite words.

We listened to the exquisite words of the poet David Whyte, resonated with stories of love, friendship, and loss, soaked in the music of the Celtic lands, bowed with intention to the earth and heavens, and shared universal human experiences in the safety and camaraderie of spiritual community.

There isn't a perfect translation for this exquisite word.

Too exquisite for words; a visual style and way with spoken language that is as refined as Edith Wharton's prose.

"The language is just so exquisite, every word".

He and Peggy Ashcroft turned Much Ado about Nothing into an exquisite war of words.

Her rendition of "The Way We Were," sung with the original orchestration was, in a word, exquisite.

This caused strained relations between the Whitehouses until the item appeared in the Saturday Review of Literature with the word exquisite substituted for repulsive.

A Voyage of Discovery is a series of prodigiously inventive landscapes in words and exquisite pictures.

Fit the story to an alphabet that includes words like exquisite, nincompoop, surreal, usually and yodel.

(I would recommend anybody who does not know it to listen to Gerald Finzi's exquisite setting of these words in his cantata "Dies Natalis").