Sentence examples for sensitive restoration from inspiring English sources
The house struck me as like a work of art, too, a painting in urgent need of sensitive restoration".
"It's going to be a respectful and sensitive restoration of a historic facility," said Ellen V. Futter, the president of the museum.
A sensitive restoration lets the original features sing: soaring ceilings with delicate plasterwork, grey-green walls, and giant beds backed by carved wooden screens.
Opposite my hotel I discovered the abandoned Sudanese embassy, a fragile beauty just waiting for a sensitive restoration job, with broken pale blue shutters overgrown with pink bougainvillaea.
Melikova, whose Constructivist Project aims to promote the preservation of the city's avant-garde architecture, is hoping for a sensitive restoration of the building: "The changes are irreversible and Narkomfin's authenticity is at stake.
His sensitive restoration has kept the ground floor largely open-plan as a living, cooking and eating space, with a wall of doors opening on to a pretty garden.
Mrs. Alt is still discovering new things about Boak & Paris and serves as a clearinghouse for residents of the firm's other buildings -- like 444 Central Park West, at 104th Street, which has unusual tiled radiator covers, and 152 East 94th Street -- who have become concerned about doing sensitive restorations.
"Grotesquely inappropriate," concluded the landmarks committee of the community board, as it voted 6 to 0 against the proposal, even as it praised the owner's plan for what it called a "sympathetic and sensitive" storefront restoration.
These data support the idea that suppression of p16 is one of the important processes to maintain MLL fusion leukemia, and it is more sensitive to restoration of p16 expression compared with other leukemias.
A sensitive, decade-long restoration turned this cave complex into an exquisite 18-room hotel, illuminated by white pillar candles.
"His real talent was sensitive and intelligent restoration and conservation of arms," said Stuart W. Pyhrr, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger curator in charge of the department of arms and armor.
