Sentence examples for finely observed from inspiring English sources

That is so finely observed that one will never again encounter that description of Ferdinand without thinking of Kermode's commentary.

Sesto (Daniela Mack) is contentiously played as a woman rather than a man, though the transformation from victim to assassin is finely observed.

He writes character studies in which finely observed details gradually add up to a larger perspective on love, war and faith.

Her journey of discovery about her family in Meg Rosoff's tightly woven, neatly played out and finely observed Picture Me Gone is entirely grounded in reality.

Since 1996 they have been writing finely observed, neatly rhymed character studies set to sleekly produced pop-rock.

Ms Desai's essay is also finely observed: for example, a passage on the miseries of open-air prostitution, along a lonely coast-road, where a woman's price falls during the monsoon.

"Rules of Civility" (reviewed on Page 20) is a fizzy, finely observed tale of an ambitious young secretary from Brooklyn who falls in with a crowd of upper-­class bright young things in late 1930s Manhattan.

The exhibition includes small, finely observed paintings of military activities in camps, forts and other sites by Gifford, who served in the Union Army, and by Conrad Wise Chapman, a little-known, academically trained painter turned Confederate soldier.

(Sisario) RICHARD SHINDELL (Tonight) In Richard Shindell's character studies, finely observed details suddenly add up to a larger picture that can be compassionate or troubling; he writes about a Civil War widow, an interrogator trying to turn a witness, a fugitive phoning his family.

(Sinagra) RICHARD SHINDELL, LUCY KAPLANSKY (Tonight) In Richard Shindell's character studies, finely observed details suddenly add up to a larger picture that can be compassionate or troubling; he writes about a Civil War widow, an interrogator trying to turn a witness, a fugitive phoning his family.

Along with the composite portraits of "mother" and "father", the scholarship boy, promoted out of his natural milieu by intellect but denied any satisfaction in his new life by social uncertainty, is one of the most finely observed of Hoggart's working-class types.