He uses smoke and fire with precision and delicacy.
The precision and delicacy of his work were widely esteemed during his lifetime.
There was plenty of kicking, but it was also executed with precision and delicacy.
Few other dry rieslings capture a sense of place with as much crystalline precision and delicacy as Germany's do.
Ms. Fairchild filled the Fairy's solo with precision and delicacy, including a delicious scurry on toe.
For a while, Borthwick was worried he wouldn't be able to cook with his customary precision and delicacy.
Kim, who grew up in New York and dropped out of medical school to become a chef (his mother did not speak to him for a year), cooks with careful precision, even delicacy.
The precision and delicacy of the playing — Conor Hanick was the pianist and Carol McGonnell the clarinetist — tied it to Mr. Pintscher's music, in which every effect is carefully, quietly calibrated.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org, $10 to $75. (Anderson) Shen Wei Dance Arts (Thursday) A Chinese-born choreographer whose works have sometimes been compared with the precision and delicacy of calligraphy, offers a synthesis of Eastern and Western art and dance forms.
Ms. Ansanelli had moved with precision and delicacy, she had bloomed with youth, and she had smiled throughout her grand pas de deux with the Prince Désiré (Nilas Martins) with the radiant detachment of an actual bride on her wedding day.
