Sentence examples for values of delicacy from inspiring English sources

This spontaneity represented a dramatic departure from the technical precision of earlier glassmakers, just as his massive, chunklike works departed from the traditional values of delicacy, fragility, and perfection.

Other details of Hume's aesthetics emerge in contexts where he expounds his theory of imaginative association (EHUa, 102 7), elaborates on the value of delicacy of taste (DOT), and denies that his appeal to sentiment leads to skepticism about value distinctions (S, 217 19).

Large glass bottles of desiccated shark fins grace the upper shelves of nearly every convenience store and grocery in Chinatown, bearing price tags — from $100 to more than $500 per pound — that reflect the market value of a delicacy that has been served for centuries.

He is master of delicacy.

Are they embodiments of delicacy, of pin-point fragility?

No, "Mamma Mia!" is not the epitome of delicacy.

The finale balanced episodes of hurtling power with passages of delicacy and grace.

Despite its size and brutishness, this structure also has aspects of delicacy and even miniaturization.

We feel justified, therefore, in not including this aspect of abstraction in the meaning of delicacy.

Most approaches to lexis within SFL adhere to the dimension of delicacy.

However it nevertheless remains concentrated on system networks and therefore the dimension of delicacy.