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Meanings of exquisite sense in English

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Usage of exquisite sense in English
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Once in the woods, an exquisite sense of freedom came upon him.
Beauty and the Beast, and Tales of Home
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Her first exquisite sense of the recognition by touch had passed away.
Poor Miss Finch
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He sings with effortless beauty of tone and an exquisite sense of line.
The Guardian
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He was, moreover, enwrapt in an exquisite sense of the strange.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 2
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As he talked her eyes conveyed the exquisite sense of her complete comprehension.
The Valley of Decision
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His genius reposed dreamily upon the calm, but exquisite sense of his happiness.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 01
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She had an exquisite sense of the ludicrous, and Paul was like her.
Winning His Way
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She has an exquisite sense of color and a rare technique.
Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twe...
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Here is where the exquisite sense of growing power comes.
Power Through Repose
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Some have such an exquisite sense of detail that they never get beyond it.
The Head Voice and Other Problems: Practical Talks on Singing
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An exquisite sense of hope such as he had never felt before flooded his soul.
The Emperor — Volume 10
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Oh that it was allowed me to consult your exquisite sense of right and wrong!
The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
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The exquisite sense of colour expressed in the ninth and tenth lines may be paralleled by
Miscellanies
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Nancy had the power to give me this exquisite sense of detachment that must sustain her.
A Far Country — Volume 2
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The service which Spenser did to our literature by this exquisite sense of harmony is incalculable.
Among My Books. Second Series
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Granice rose with an exquisite sense of relief.
The Early Short Fiction of Edith Wharton — Part 1
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