fineness

For Czeresko, the process is “athletic, yet has this fineness to it.”

Her paintings have a fineness and excess of detail — and therefore of meticulous technique — that astound the eye.

But reading of the societal developments, we may yearn for the fineness of touch with which the novel opened.

The simple, elegant set by Bill Clarke, all black-and-white Art Nouveau swirls and sheer curtains, suggests the fineness of taste that the writing requires.

The fineness of your crumbs is more important than the type of bread used.