His nuanced, comic storytelling — a delicate weave of the spoken and the unspoken, the outrageous and the unconscionable, delivered by a uniformly excellent cast — holds pain and pleasure together in startling equipoise, never trivializing either.
Our skin is a delicate weave of protein threads, much like a fabric.
It was titled, "A Delicate Weaving".
A must read for cognitive scientists, philosophers, neuroscientists, psychologists, and more generally, for all those who are interested in understanding the delicate weave of perception and its relationship with brain, body, and action.
As they assessed the uncertain situation in Belgrade and other urban centers, the administration tried to weave a delicate balance between showing support for the opposition, which it helped finance, and keeping a distance so as not to offend Yugoslavia's voters.
His "Soundings for Solo Violin," which he performed as part of the program, wove a delicate, unpredictable aural nest; it seemed almost visible, though at times his percussive punctuations and whispery scratches were barely audible.
"You can close your eyes, it's all right," he sang as his fingers weaved a delicate filigree on guitar.
Ng Lok Tin, on the other hand, stayed behind in the ivory tower, intending to construct a delicate palace of theory woven from jargon and numbers and seek a perfect solution that would somehow account for all the factors.
