Sentence examples for finely crafted work from inspiring English sources

Following in the tradition of Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Gerald Finzi, Herbert's finely crafted work was sensitively and touchingly delivered.

George Benjamin's opera sets a high bar to inaugurate their series: a finely crafted work — at once erotic and gruesome, startlingly dissonant and painfully intimate — it was met with near-universal acclaim at the 2012 Aix-en-Provence Festival.

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This is a finely crafted work, burnished rather than glossed.

No matter what, I want a viewer to have to give credit where it's due for a finely crafted work of art".

The lobby of the club, with its chandeliers and finely crafted wood paneling, was once a grand gateway for Detroit's elite.

Among the strengths of Mr Robb's finely crafted book, his third work on Italy, is his showing that there never was a time when it was as orderly and decorous as its grand architecture implies.

Staud is a gifted, even brilliant composer; his works were finely crafted, clearly instrumented, charged with energy and humor.

No one could call it finely crafted or sensitively observed, but it works on a basic level, and could end up be the Academy's way of recognising the film's achievements.

In the December issue of the Journal of Human Evolution, Marean's group describes its analysis of 28 of these finely crafted bone tools, likely used as awls for working hides to make clothes or bags, or as projectile points for weapons.

And, thankfully, he performs "Sexuality" ("I feel a total jerk before your naked body of work") and "New England", two of the most finely crafted ballads by a British musician in the past 30 years.