Sentence examples for a delicate as from inspiring English sources

Silk would be a delicate as well.

For Bush administration officials, this is a delicate legal issue as well.

So it's a delicate point, as in most good Hitchcock films, as to who is kidding whom.

Their opposing ideologies and interests in nations such as East and West Germany, China and North and South Korea created a delicate situation as the 1960 Winter Games approached.

This can be a delicate area, as unwanted texts – even from friends – can be viewed as spam.

(There's an argument to be made for "A Delicate Balance" as a feminist play).

So Mr. Obama is walking a delicate path as he heads to Ottawa.

These students can be a delicate issue, as Herman Badillo, chairman of the City University of New York, found out last fall.

The thin brush strokes that make up her veil form a delicate cage, as in a Giacometti portrait.

Some in the pro-immigrant fold see N.I.Y.A.'s actions, at a delicate time, as too bold.

Measuring this was a delicate business, as the expected shift was small and could easily be masked by other effects.