Sentence examples for more delicate forms from inspiring English sources

Step 3: The tall flowers added last, like scabiosa, with its slender stem and small, contained blossom, are what Ms. Owen and Ms. Ryhanen call the "wispy gestures," the more delicate forms that draw your eye upward.

Dugongs seem to prefer the more delicate forms of sea grasses often found at greater depths (up to 37 metres [120 feet]) and leave feeding trails along the seafloor.

Historian Janet Clarkson wrote that "[f]ruit pies started to come into their own during the sixteenth century as sugar became cheaper and more delicate forms of pastry were available".

The line between invention and schtick is more delicate in that form than any other".

Such work did become softer and more delicate in style, with accretions of broad floral forms, but well into the 15th century the icons retain something of the strength of older sculptural conceptions.

We are teased with an explosion, or something epic or climatic, but ultimately these sculptures both in form, and what they release are more delicate than violent. .

Of course, certain habits are more delicate than others.

Her form of ballet — the women were on pointe — with its extreme extensions and sensual partnering, formed the core of the piece, but the more delicate, subtle passages spoke just as forcefully.

In "Tom" a pair of blue coils form a face, while thick black lines imply appendages, and more delicate lines embedded in red could be a heart, lungs and a rib cage.

In this paper we introduce an alternative form of coarse geometry on proper metric spaces, which is more delicate at infinity than the standard metric coarse structure.

It is expected that more delicate design of orthopedic implant with regional abduction of cell proliferation or bone forming could be achieved by controlling the diameter of TiO2 nanotubes.