Sentence examples for something exquisite from inspiring English sources

But Matar has turned it into something exquisite, too.

But there was, too, something exquisite about that time.

"They often take cheap materials and transform them into something exquisite," she said.

I thought that a communications device was ready to mature into something exquisite.

There is something exquisite in the timing of all these examples of self-induced political chaos.

There is something exquisite about the moment when a conservative decides he needs more government in his life.

When you encounter something with exquisite design, it's soothing.

It was a mystery how something so exquisite had survived the neglect.

The process, used for works like "34 Drawings for Dante's Inferno," created the impression of something fugitive, exquisite and secret.

Although the r'n'b structures the opera samples were mixed with sound rather dated now, there's something acutely exquisite about the emotive peaks and troughs of those operatic vocals which will never fade.

But sure, we'll play along with Hollywood's unavoidable excess if it results in something this exquisite, this affecting, this resplendent.