Sentence examples for finely developed from inspiring English sources

His chemistry with Keira Knightley is finely developed and, as expected, the songs are stellar.

But with her finely developed palate — she is a daughter of the influential Italian-American cookbook author Edward Giobbi — Ms. Bone has joined a growing movement of home cooks who are interested in preserving flavor, not just food.

Fass stayed up, listening to the stories spun by Jean Shepherd, the all-night talker who might deliver a play-by-play account of the Christians' battle against the lions or tell of the mysterious man whose taste buds were so finely developed that he could identify the year and model of refrigerator that produced a given ice cube.

The spatial component in human hearing, Miller went on to explain, has been so finely developed over hundreds of thousands of years that our minds factor in the distance traveled by any given sound, in order to determine its direction as precisely as possible.

The breakout star of the unlikely phenomena "Jersey Shore," Sorrentino has become known for his lust for life, finely developed abdominal muscles and seemingly-endless stream of eloquence.

As a result, we believe that our findings reflect neural mechanisms behind improvisation in a perhaps more natural context, and certainly in musicians who have finely developed improvisational skills.

So the many parties have developed finely shaded agendas meant to catch the attention of thin slices of the population of six million.

One of the most appealing fringe exhibitions, Japan Creative, featured finely made objects developed by international designers in collaboration with Japanese craftsmen and artisanal manufacturers.

The influence of these observations on the larger culture, though, was not in the small details but in the broadest canvas of ideas: the notion of geological rather than biblical time, the idea of transforming species rather than unchanging categories of creation, the ways in which finely wrought contrivances developed out of accident.

The existence of several H2A.Z subtypes in carp suggests that the epigenetic regulation in this species constitutes a complex and finely tuned mechanism developed to cope with seasonal environmental changes that occur in its habitat.

A major difference today is that the global travel industry is much more developed and finely calibrated to maximising profit.