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He had seen such before, but never so finely made.

To put it more finely, this was not quite fear.

They were finely shaped, just like the rest of him.

But this was just his finely developed sense of reality.

I cannot say enough about how finely this building sits on the street.

The issues are finely balanced and there is no simple answer to the question.

He stood at about six feet tall and was a finely built man.

This sense is not, however, so finely developed as in some other blind people.

He is a finely built young man and would last some years in the mines.

The meat is first finely ground and mixed with water.

It never tastes of anything, particularly in this finely ground form.

So long as each of them could bring home nine or ten dollars a week, they were able to get along finely.

She only knew that the control he mastered so finely was gone.

A new set of clothes, finely made, was laid out on the floor before him.

You're made so finely, every part of you in perfect accord with the rest.

It's difficult to make, as it must be very finely tuned to the individual woman.

His pictures are so finely drawn that you have to get very close to see what's going on.

The book did come out in an edition of 2,000, finely printed.

Bone should not appear heavy but rather strong and finely made.

The fifth day began with the game still finely balanced.

You have been finely deceived for once in a way.

Bud loved living in a fine house so finely kept.

The computer, finely attuned to his mind, did the rest.

From the street, windows look as if they have been finely etched.

But of course, such finely honed writing takes time and attention.