Sentence examples for exquisite writing from inspiring English sources

"All six books blend exquisite writing with scientific rigour and personal experience, making medical science accessible in six very different ways.

Let us speak about great writing — not brilliant writing or clever writing or, most tempting of all, exquisite writing.

Waterlog combined a subtle ecological agenda with exquisite writing about that most over-described of substances, water.

Some of Trussoni's most exquisite writing touches on that old love story, which takes place in a flashback to a dreamy Montparnasse that could have come from the pages of Anaïs Nin.

In 1746 the Garde Meuble bought the dauphine a small, exquisite writing table in the Louis XV style, with floral designs in marquetry of exotic woods and exceptionally fine gilded rococo mounts.

That novel you are writing might sweep them away with a great story, fabulous visuals, perfect characters and exquisite writing, kind of like the James Mason-Judy Garland version of "A Star Is Born".

What we said: "It's a lush, often exquisite set", wrote Robin Denselow, in the Guardian.

Her voice was "absolutely exquisite," he writes; "when she held the notes," he reports, its "sheer power... inspired shivers".

But if the idea of the Great American Novel is blinding us to exquisite fiction written by women, then perhaps its harm is exceeding its usefulness.

Quevedo, as is perhaps not so well known outside the Spanish-speaking world, was an irascible and brilliant writer whose satirical prose and exquisite verse, written under the Inquisition's vigilant eye, kept his audience in much the same state.

Buy it at a discount from BOL Passing by Nella Larsen In one slim volume of exquisite elegance written early in the 20th century, the finest woman writer and unsung heroine of the Harlem Renaissance captured the complex dynamics of racial identity and sexual desire in America.