fine-fingered

No portrait in fine-fingered elegance (“Finished with the last bite of lasagna, I lifted a glass and chugged the remains of my milk”), Bella rues the disparity between his spectral aura and her clay form.

The Twilight Zone Wolcott, James 2008

‘But I did not think it could be so fine-fingered,’ she said.

The Trespasser 2003

I twisted my hands deeper into the Logrus until I wore the limbs I desired as fine-fingered gauntlets, stronger than metals, more sensitive than tongues in the places of their power.

Blood of Amber Zelazny, Roger 1986

On one occasion some of our friends heard that the author was going to interview the fine-fingered editor of the Westminster Gazette by appointment, and they strongly advised us against doing so.

Chapter XVII Solomon Tshekisho 1916

'But I did not think it could be so fine-fingered,' she said.

The Trespasser 1907

We're not going to allow these fine-fingered gentry to have it all their own way.

The Day of Judgment Joseph Hocking 1898

ARAGNOL, the son of Arachnê (the "most fine-fingered of all workmen," turned into a spider for presuming to challenge Minerva to a contest in needlework).

Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama, Vol. 1 A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook Ebenezer Cobham Brewer 1853

He reproves "fine-fingered rufflers, with their sables about their necks, corked slippers, trimmed buskins, and warm mittons."

Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth Lucy Aikin 1822

Turn over, insisted Christina, Marie's equally fine-fingered partner.

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Trudy’s affront visibly melted as she took his large hand in her fine-fingered one.

The Brush Off Laura Bradley 2004