| People from all walks of life were present at the cocktail and happily sampled the exquisiteness of Indian cuisine. |
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| It has the elements required to be spectacular, but it is lacking the exquisiteness that is associated with ballet. |
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| They were stunned to find themselves in a garden of exquisiteness. |
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| It seems rather a cheat to have flooding back into every exquisite sentence the exquisiteness of perception you're supposed to be doing without. |
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| It is good craftsmanship with a stylish finish and a very high degree of exquisiteness. |
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| Too bad we live in a part of the world that often covers our eyes from its skies with a thick wall of dust, keeping the exquisiteness of the twinkling stars for itself. |
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| He played for England between 1951, when he was 24, and 1969, when he was 42, and the exquisiteness of his touch never faded. |
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| For idyllic simplicity, grace, tenderness, and exquisiteness of feeling and expression, Tibullus stands alone among the Roman elegists. |
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| Here, in the little variations for the female soloists, you could appreciate the sheer, Cellini-cup exquisiteness of the Kirov's way of dancing. |
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| Boasting an exclusive Swiss movement, an openwork back also reveals the full exquisiteness of this automatic winding mechanism. |
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| Admire the exquisiteness of the face and the refined lines of the hands under sparkling waves! |
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| With surfaces ranging from the lustre of wax to the exquisiteness of crystal, anything is possible. |
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| His work disturbs by its startling intensity and its magnificent, singular exquisiteness. |
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| But I do agree with you about the exquisiteness of some operatic arias. |
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| The sushi was off the chart in exquisiteness and was followed by Kobe beef. |
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| Although there is an element of stylization, the exquisiteness and delicacy of the hands, faces, and costumes infuse the painting with an impressionistic quality. |
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| For those intrepid travellers wishing to experience the 'real Laos', or for jaded ex-pats needing to be reminded of the quaint exquisiteness of Laos, then the 2010 Elephant Festival is a compulsory destination. |
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| Is located in Wihr-au-Val, where the Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris wines grow particularly well. The soil, composed of granite and clay, offers them their opulence, complexity and extreme exquisiteness. |
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| Our desire is to offer her to the woman in the shape of clasp in order that it adorns his articles they contributing a touch of exquisiteness and originality. |
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| We managed the identification of the women of our target through the Revlonissimo Anti Age women picture: mature women communicating exquisiteness, elegance and fashion. |
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| Its thrilling transparency liberates the show from the operatic exquisiteness that too often infects Sondheim productions, filling it instead with the vulgar, raffish immediacy of showmanship. |
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| A crown is usually placed over a tooth that was damaged by either decay or by a fracture, to cover and protect it by reconstructing its shape, its exquisiteness, its size and its strength. |
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| Each of us chooses the best possible option: some people aspire towards space and exquisiteness of architectural landscapes, others prefer compactness and functionality of their dwelling. |
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