The sensitivity of this saccade cell for small motions was exquisite.
They consist only in doing what this exquisite sympathy would of its own accord prompt us to do.
Preachers dwelt ecstatically both on the freedom it granted from pain and disease and on the exquisite pleasures derived from this quality.
The fields were sown with exquisite flowers, which tinted the emerald green with which nature garbed them ; their fragrance and odour perfumed the air.
I usually find a given moment in a flat work to be elegant, exquisite, violent, expressive and/or interesting, often in some bizarre way.
All of us have seen experts practising their craft and the delicate and exquisite skill they bring to the activity.
In bourgeois society, the public domain is identified with an omnipresent, omnipotent eye that controls, disciplines, and socializes the individual, all in exquisite taste.
Second, audiences were no longer contented with merely following the story, preferring exquisite performances by actors of the highest quality.
