Origami can represent precision, delicacy, imagination and attention to detail whilst also suggesting shapes, objects, animals and letters.
And a person of charm will naturally show charm and delicacy in his style, and a great artist with good taste will not stoop to "mannerisms."
But this superb chiller honored the delicacy of the original in its subtle shading of childhood horrors and its wintry evocation of Los Alamos, while delivering two or three terrific set-pieces.
Reestit mutton is a delicacy of Shetland.
The shape is carved with delicacy when the initial shape came out from a mold.
By jury-rigging a microscope with a bellows camera, Bentley was able to capture for the first time the exquisite delicacy of a snowflake.
Her white gloves displayed the delicacy of the hand which toyed with the carved, Chinese ivory handle of a parasol, and her silken shoe outlined the smallness of her foot.
Still, that hasn't stopped everyone from digging into this controversial delicacy.
The cuffs set off women's hands and wrists, to reveal the delicacy of their hand and their feminine beauty expressive of rich sentiment.
The flesh of this kind of fish has exceptional delicacy.
The waiter replied: "Ah senor, you have excellent taste! Those are the bull's testicles from the bull fight this morning, a delicacy!"
Crafting just the right level of concern requires a delicacy of touch.
When she returned to her room late that afternoon, on her chest was an expanse of billowing white bandage placed by a surgeon 's hands with a precision and delicacy she would have admired.
Go together with up the vitamin content enrich of colourful pepper and onions, this string of nourishment and delicacy for burning all well-found.
A tasty delicacy; a tidbit.
A warning of high cadmium levels in a delicacy sends prices plummeting, and the seafood industry wants an apology.
The coiled young frond of any of various ferns, some of which are considered a delicacy when cooked.
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