Sentence examples for exquisitely maintained from inspiring English sources

The balance between them must be exquisitely maintained, or else — who knows?

Railroads soon replaced them as a cheaper, faster means of transporting freight, but France's canals, though largely obsolete, are exquisitely maintained.

The balance between splenetic, foul-mouthed comedy and real pathos is exquisitely maintained throughout, making 50/50 as funny and wise about impending death as Knocked Up was about impending birth.

Players using drivers with metal club heads the size of grapefruits to hit balls designed for long-distance travel are turning some of the world's most venerable layouts into exquisitely maintained miniature golf courses.

Staged in an open-sided tent on the exquisitely maintained lawn of the historic Boscobel House and Gardens here, his productions are notable for their directorial wit, clarity and briskness, embodied by plain-speaking casts that mix professionals and amateurs.

Liberals initially denounced the project as a Republican-inspired plot to privatize public space -- the idea of installing a restaurant to help pay the bills was particularly controversial -- but New Yorkers thronged to the lovely new park, which was not only exquisitely maintained but also equipped with a radical innovation: clean public bathrooms.

Exquisitely planned and maintained, the rolling gardens had miles of pathways, thousands of plants and shrubs, ponds, rare birds and fanciful sculptures imported from Germany, including images of Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel.

Boulder, which has some of the most exquisitely staffed, equipped, and maintained schools in the nation, allots about sixty-three hundred dollars a year educating a student.

For example, Drosophila ovarian germline stem cells (GSCs) are maintained by exquisitely short-range BMP signalling from the niche.

He was keenly aware of what people thought of him, and he was constantly jockeying for position in his field and doing it exquisitely well to maintain the high regard of his colleagues, even changing his own memory of what he had said in various papers to fit whatever the prevailing theory in vogue was.

The moment of victory appeared to be exquisitely painful for David Miliband, who had maintained a taut but steady smile as the detailed, round-by-round vote tallies were announced, although the five contestants had been told the winner moments before going on stage.