Sentence examples for finely produced from inspiring English sources

Rushdie's new memoir is a huge, finely produced work of non-fiction but it has no index.

That is why this finely produced book, which amounts to a retrospective of her career, is a landmark event.

During the manuscript era, and well into modern times, collectors sought books that were finely produced, beautifully illustrated, or luxuriously bound, but almost always contemporary; old books were generally disdained.

Donizetti's "Lucia Di Lammermoor," good clean fun at the lowest evaluation but capable of great tragic intensity when finely produced as now at Covent Garden, came back last night to the stage where it was once the greatest of tests for the Melbas and Tetrazzinis, and where it had not been on show since Toti Dal Monte gave a single showing of the old war horse in 1925.

Thicke is well aware of that, and so has invited us all into his orchestrated and finely produced collapse.

Thicke is well aware of that, and so has invited us all into his orchestrated and finely produced collapse – it's all part of the Society of the Spectacle.

They produced finely written manuscripts and, later, printed books.

Advertising itself as "the second Dresden," it produced finely modeled, palely coloured figures often imitative of Chelsea (with which it was often confused) and Meissen wares.

As the large numbers of finely collimated images produced by current CT systems render CTTA more extensive and time consuming, developments that make CTTA less computationally expensive will be required for widespread use of volumetric analysis in clinical practice.

Each produced finely-timed tackles, Stones on Kolarov, Jagielka on Aguero.

Since 2000, RYOT has produced finely-crafted wood products and smoking boxes with the same quality and longevity in mind.