Sentence examples for is finely wrought from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boscarino, of Luna Parc in Sandyston, Sussex County, makes bugs -- that is, finely wrought insects, mostly of sterling silver and bronze, to be worn as jewelry.

The rest is finely wrought rationalization.

Mason's prose is finely wrought, but his chapters sometimes read like intellectual exercises masquerading as stories.

It is finely wrought and brilliantly realised, but devoid of charming idiosyncrasy.

I think the story is finely wrought and genuinely moving (not to mention an excellent introduction to the idea of organized labor).

This historical survey of children's books is only the first part of the exhibition, but it is finely wrought, offering extraordinary examples.

Throughout the galleries are finely wrought folding rules, velvet-encased calipers and compasses, delicately etched protractors and angled "architectonic sectors".

The result — work that was finely wrought yet notably straightforward — made Mr. Heaney one of the most widely read poets in the world.

Like his previous efforts, the new tracks are finely wrought soundscapes, samples from heavy metal bands and spoken word performances to 1950s folk recordings and classic funk drum parts from the disco era.

And back then, women's jewelry was finely wrought to telegraph femininity.

His 50 or so symphonies lack the passionate gestures of the Berliners' but are finely wrought and sophisticated in melody and orchestration.