Sentence examples for a delicacy of from inspiring English sources

A delicacy of Scandinavian origin, perhaps?

His capacious, rigorously humane work has a delicacy of ear that hasn't yet been surpassed.

Crafting just the right level of concern requires a delicacy of touch.

But octopus, squid, and cuttlefish remain a delicacy of modern cuisine — think grilled-octopus salads and squid-ink pastas.

"She has a delicacy of feeling I associate with" Tennessee Williams, "though some of those women can be quite fantastical.

Also now cheaper than takeaway fish and chips is lamb's tongue - a delicacy of the highest order.

"We had never seen it, and it became something of a delicacy for us".

Recent surveys have found bass, flounder and Dover sole, as well as the lamprey, a fat, blotchy eel that was a favoured delicacy of King Henry I.

An inventive kitchen created a meal for a spice-averse Western palate: peas dipped in coriander pesto and a local delicacy of smoked, lightly curried lentil cakes.

The birch alley has become a forest.The delicacy of the acting reinforces the sense of hopelessness.

Mr. Malloy imbues him with a rumpled delicacy of feeling that's just right.